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Western Railroad Discussion > Sierra Railroad in WoodlandDate: 09/12/05 18:49 Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Saw this parked consist in Woodland on Sunday (yesterday). One engine showed Sierra Railroad.
http://www.lcwmovies.com Date: 09/12/05 18:50 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Date: 09/12/05 18:51 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Date: 09/12/05 18:52 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Date: 09/12/05 18:54 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Date: 09/12/05 18:55 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Date: 09/12/05 18:56 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g And just when I was going to write these units off as prehistoric....they both are biodiesel...go figure...
Date: 09/12/05 18:57 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Even my railfanning dog "Mitser" was mystified by the presence of these strange looking/consuming engines....
Date: 09/12/05 19:19 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: NI030 That is the "Sacramento River Train" which is operated by the Sierra Railroad.
http://www.sacramentorivertrain.com/ Date: 09/12/05 19:22 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: lowdo1g Thanks for the info...I wonder is the ride a worthwhile trip?
Date: 09/12/05 19:32 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: mirage The Sierra provides good service in their excursions/dinner trains at Oakdale. They also operate the Skunk Train in Willits/Ft. Bragg, which has a good reputation. I'd guess they'd keep to to similar standards in Woodland.
--Mark J Date: 09/12/05 21:41 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: shed47 Date: 09/12/05 22:48 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: jmw Date: 09/13/05 07:50 Re: Sierra Railroad in Woodland Author: Waybiller lowdo1g Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I guess SERA stands for Sierra Railroad.. It used to, now it is the mark for the Sierra Northern Railroad. The Sierra and Yolo Shortline merged to form the Sierra Northern. When they did they just adopted the old SERA mark. |