NS Pittsburgh Sub (Large Pics)
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The H2 Gevo does not come with that package
Guess they just wanted to run a CSX train over the pass for some reason, probably to check how it would perform and what the cabs are like
tuangalimoreamtrak19
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Hey Scratchy, could you pm me asap.
Hey Scratchy, could you pm me asap.
Guess they just wanted to run a CSX train over the pass for some reason, probably to check how it would perform and what the cabs are like
Well they dont belong there but if there was a conrail in the lead then it would fit.Before the split csx would be on a conrail train i seen on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZHJcdZVUio rember these was back in 97 (I did not take the video)
Nice Shotz as always Scratchy.. I got to go check my yard now though, some how my CR "Desert Storm" unit got shipped to the Pittsburgh line!Look good!
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thanks mate.Two cars being escorted up to Cresson by 10,000 horses
cascaderailroad
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Loco's run light up and down the grade, for power movements of needed helpers all the time. It is not uncommon to see 10 locos running light, all the way from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg. Often times there are spur of the moment, mis-sorts of rolling stock, that tag along short consists. There also is a Altoona Shifter that is commonly a very short train.
Actually the above pic is short about 6 more SD80MACs. Its not uncommon for there to be 6 or so 80MACs and like 4 cars coming to Cresson from South Fork. They'll bring them up there like that for refueling at the Cresson Facility.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JIsPA4aJFY
Can finally do some higher angle shots and stop hiding certain unfinished areas as more areas are properly forested.. u can just make out the trees on the hill furthest, i reckon it makes all the difference thou.
Can finally do some higher angle shots and stop hiding certain unfinished areas as more areas are properly forested.. u can just make out the trees on the hill furthest, i reckon it makes all the difference thou.
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