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Steam & Excursion > When wuz it?Date: 10/29/14 12:03 When wuz it? Author: Ardenwood 1. Grand Canyon Railway #29 nearing the south rim village.
2. Southern Pacific #4449 somewhere in the state of Washington. 3. Chesapeake and Ohio #614 coming back from Port Jarvis.    Date: 10/29/14 12:57 Re: When wuz it? Author: welchblvd Dunno when it was but that is a wonderful photo of #29!
Date: 10/29/14 13:17 Re: When wuz it? Author: wcamp1472 Common operator's complaint...
"AWWW, "But, you can't Keep the White-Walls tires clean!!!..." ALL three look their best --from a distance IF all-black wheels, they would disappear! and it'd look like a Dismal... White-Walls always RULE. And, yes. I've painted WWs lots of times on many different locos, big & small. Its easy enough! Wes C. Date: 10/29/14 13:47 Re: When wuz it? Author: flash34 #2 is June or July of 2000.
Posted from iPhone Date: 10/29/14 14:50 Re: When wuz it? Author: MAP1024 #1 - GCR #29 near the South Rim.... that's gotta be sometime between December 1990 and Spring 1995.... the ex-LS&I 2-8-0 has been cold since #4960 was resurrected in 1996.
Date: 10/29/14 14:57 Re: When wuz it? Author: Ardenwood Thank you flash 34. I do not have correct answers so feel free to make guesses. Now I remember the name of the bridge in #3. It is Moodna (or something like that) in New York. Here is another shot as the C&O614 is going from Newark to Port Jarvis on the same day.
 Date: 10/29/14 15:51 Re: When wuz it? Author: nycman Haruo, yes, that is the Moodna Viaduct. I can't give the date, but it was part of the last great series of 614 outings that Ross Rowland operated.
Date: 10/29/14 16:59 Re: When wuz it? Author: Ardenwood MAP 1024 and nycman, thank you for the identification.
Date: 10/29/14 21:58 Re: When wuz it? Author: rcall31060 nycman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Haruo, yes, that is the Moodna Viaduct. I can't > give the date, but it was part of the last great > series of 614 outings that Ross Rowland operated. That would have been October 1997, I believe, Jim. Bob Callahan Monticello, IN Date: 10/30/14 19:53 Re: When wuz it? Author: Finderskeepers The 614 date would be correct as my (ex)wife was very pregnant with my daughter who was born in January of '98. We were on one of those trips. Probably the best run bys anywhere by any locomotive. And correct me if I'm wrong, but its "Port Jervis" not Jarvis.
Posted from iPhone Date: 10/30/14 20:05 Re: When wuz it? Author: Ardenwood rcall 31060
Thank you for the identifying the year and month. Finderskeepers, Thank you for the confirmation of the date and correction of the spelling. It certainly is Port Jervis. Date: 10/31/14 15:10 Re: When wuz it? Author: nycman In New Yawk, Jervis is pronounced Jarvis. Very easy to get it wrong.
Date: 10/31/14 15:15 Re: When wuz it? Author: HotWater nycman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > In New Yawk, Jervis is pronounced Jarvis. Very > easy to get it wrong. Born and raised in northern New Jersey, and it was always "Port Jervis" for me. I have been there many times in the late 1950s thru the late 1960s. Date: 10/31/14 15:38 Re: When wuz it? Author: nycman You Joisy guys got to learn New Yawk,
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