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Western Railroad Discussion > .Date: 04/27/15 15:14 . Author: F40PHR231 .
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/16/21 01:07 by F40PHR231. Date: 04/27/15 15:17 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: bbethmann What is going on in the foreground.....car storage? Is this a little-used branch?
Thanks BB Date: 04/27/15 16:07 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: callum_out That's the remnant of the Park City branch, used for storing empties for the nearby Holcim
Cement plant. Out Date: 04/27/15 16:12 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: ns1000 VERY NICE....!! I REALLY like Pic 2!!
Date: 04/27/15 20:54 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: hawkeye LIKE BUTTON......being pushed now!!
Date: 04/27/15 21:32 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: loopy7764 bbethmann Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What is going on in the foreground.....car > storage? Is this a little-used branch? > > Thanks > > BB As callum_out said, this was the Park City Branch. The only major shipper, Stauffer/Chevron Chemicals, opened a new facility in Wyoming and built a pipeline instead around 1986. The line was operated on an as-needed basis for a grain elevator and a lumber company (Anderson?) until 1988. The counties were actually interested in starting a tourist operation, but UP sold out to A&K early the following year. Date: 04/28/15 04:38 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: billio Nice!!
Date: 04/28/15 09:01 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: Coalca That is nice!
Date: 04/28/15 09:04 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: truxtrax loopy7764 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > bbethmann Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What is going on in the foreground.....car > > storage? Is this a little-used branch? > > > > Thanks > > > > BB > > As callum_out said, this was the Park City Branch. > The only major shipper, Stauffer/Chevron > Chemicals, opened a new facility in Wyoming and > built a pipeline instead around 1986. The line was > operated on an as-needed basis for a grain > elevator and a lumber company (Anderson?) until > 1988. The counties were actually interested in > starting a tourist operation, but UP sold out to > A&K early the following year. I was told by an old rail years ago the A&K Rail Salvage originally stood for "ATTACK & KILL" Larry Dodgion Wilsonville, OR Date: 04/28/15 18:45 Re: Birds eye view of Echo Canyon Author: atsf121 Really nice Chris. Saw someone flying a drone last night, I might have to get one.
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