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Makes me sit back and see what was and what could have been. Then and now. Mourning over this great loss. I was never able to see SP in its last days until it was too late. I was only two years of age, to no avail. Sad, but like Naughty By Nature said, mourn till I join. Oh and a little YouTube clip that I thought would go nice with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6I59Rygndk
Now I can sit back and see how much railroading has changed and what it was back then, history and classic railroading. Memories I never could say I had.
A dream to work for the SP that has long been vanished for its now extinct like the dinosaurs. Our only hope is to find any remaining SP locos in service patched or not, whatever RR they currently operate under and preserve them and bring them back to their old ways. The ways and rituals that everyone seemed to enjoy and never forget or think would ever come to an end. Good night people.
Makes me sit back and see what was and what could have been. Then and now. Mourning over this great loss. I was never able to see SP in its last days until it was too late. I was only two years of age, to no avail. Sad, but like Naughty By Nature said, mourn till I join. Oh and a little YouTube clip that I thought would go nice with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6I59Rygndk
Now I can sit back and see how much railroading has changed and what it was back then, history and classic railroading. Memories I never could say I had.
A dream to work for the SP that has long been vanished for its now extinct like the dinosaurs. Our only hope is to find any remaining SP locos in service patched or not, whatever RR they currently operate under and preserve them and bring them back to their old ways. The ways and rituals that everyone seemed to enjoy and never forget or think would ever come to an end. Good night people.