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Re: On a liter note/40 years. Whats left the RR property?
Author: John Sweetser
Date: 04-03-2011 - 12:54
Probably not too many herders and herder shacks still around. Probably the same for crossing
watchmen and crossing watchmen shacks.
Section camps must be pretty rare nowadays.
BOB R wrote:
> One of the most iconic things from the steam era were the tender water service facilities (not the water tanks themselves, but the pipes at places such as station platforms).
There still is a steam-era water column on the former SP at Wicopee, Oregon in the Cascades that remains functional.
By the way, what is a "liter note?"
watchmen and crossing watchmen shacks.
Section camps must be pretty rare nowadays.
BOB R wrote:
> One of the most iconic things from the steam era were the tender water service facilities (not the water tanks themselves, but the pipes at places such as station platforms).
There still is a steam-era water column on the former SP at Wicopee, Oregon in the Cascades that remains functional.
By the way, what is a "liter note?"
