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Western Railroad Discussion > .Date: 07/31/13 12:21 . Author: F40PHR231 .
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/15/20 19:46 by F40PHR231. Date: 07/31/13 12:27 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: 70ACE Very nice photos and descriptions, Thanks.
Date: 07/31/13 12:38 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: pummer Great travelogue of a undercovered area.
Date: 07/31/13 12:57 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: SP8595 I agree, Great coverage and shots from a seldom seen line! All fine views but #7 and #13 are especially pleasing:}
Date: 07/31/13 14:17 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: Washy If the power desk does what it normally does, that same consist will be headed west tomorrow on the MROHK...
Date: 07/31/13 14:47 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: SP8595 Power for the MROHK-01 lined up to be the UP 7410, 4357, 6323, 5529, 1983, 5752 and 7112.
Doesn't look like it will be on the point! Date: 07/31/13 18:49 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: WP707 A pay phone in the last photo ! We don't see many of those in my area anymore...
Date: 07/31/13 20:30 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: RioGrandeFan Was that UTA station built a bit far in advance or what? What's the story with it. Looks brand new but with a pay phone and no rails. Kinda odd...
Lee Ryan - Rio Grande Fan Denver, CO Date: 08/01/13 05:19 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: ns1000 NIIIIICE set of pics!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Date: 08/01/13 18:04 Re: Western Pacific heritage from Idaho to Utah Author: wesleygreer Wow, fantastic series!
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