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Re: Santa Cruz County officials OK $4.2M in railway bridge repairs
Author: Yeah
Date: 08-17-2013 - 15:42
Howard Wrote:
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> P. Kepler Wrote:
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> > Thanks to Howard and his essays I know more
> about
> > the goings on in Santa Cruz than I can find out
> > about what is happening on the rails here in
> > Sacramento, and I live less than half a mile
> from
> > the UP . I had no idea that access to the line
> in
> > old Sacramento had been re-established. Thank
> you
> > sir for your attention to the goings on and for
> > sharing with those of us that are out of the
> area.
>
> After Sierra Northern arrived on the scene the
> line appeared to be abandoned by rail fans and I
> wanted to document the line going forward. Before
> you know it the bridges will be repaired, the
> track will be rehabilitated and trains will be
> running pass MP 9.0. I would not be surprised to
> see a steam locomotive and maintenance/restoration
> shop located on the line eventually too. One day
> the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line will be a must
> visit rail destination.
>
> [www.fototime.com]
I'll believe it when I see it.
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> P. Kepler Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Thanks to Howard and his essays I know more
> about
> > the goings on in Santa Cruz than I can find out
> > about what is happening on the rails here in
> > Sacramento, and I live less than half a mile
> from
> > the UP . I had no idea that access to the line
> in
> > old Sacramento had been re-established. Thank
> you
> > sir for your attention to the goings on and for
> > sharing with those of us that are out of the
> area.
>
> After Sierra Northern arrived on the scene the
> line appeared to be abandoned by rail fans and I
> wanted to document the line going forward. Before
> you know it the bridges will be repaired, the
> track will be rehabilitated and trains will be
> running pass MP 9.0. I would not be surprised to
> see a steam locomotive and maintenance/restoration
> shop located on the line eventually too. One day
> the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line will be a must
> visit rail destination.
>
> [www.fototime.com]
I'll believe it when I see it.
