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Date: 11/13/12 18:14
SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: photobob

SP7319 leads a variety of power as it rolls down Calimus Hill toward Klamath Falls Oregon. I think I took this shot in the early 1990's. This location is about 35 rail miles north of Klamath Falls.


Robert Morris Photography
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Date: 11/13/12 19:19
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: TCnR

Oh that was you behind that tree, here I thought it was the ghost of Ansel Adams:
http://www.pbase.com/clivew/image/10038986



Date: 11/13/12 20:10
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: GrandeGold

Speaking of Ansel, are those redwood trees?

James Belmont
Salt Lake City, UT



Date: 11/13/12 21:18
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: Stottman

GrandeGold Wrote:
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> Speaking of Ansel, are those redwood trees?

Hard to tell, but looks like normal ponderosa pine.

Redwoods are either on the coast, or in the Sierras



Date: 11/13/12 23:13
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: truxtrax

Stottman Wrote:
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> GrandeGold Wrote:
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> > Speaking of Ansel, are those redwood trees?
>
> Hard to tell, but looks like normal ponderosa
> pine.
>
> Redwoods are either on the coast, or in the
> Sierras

Ponderosa Pine country!

Larry Dodgion
Wilsonville, OR



Date: 11/14/12 01:00
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: Fizzboy7

Beautiful! The SP unit that was "forced" into speed-lettering. ; )



Date: 11/14/12 06:19
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: gjc

Really nice pic and consist too.

George Cataulin
San Diego, CA
Left Coast Rail Videos



Date: 11/14/12 06:50
Re: SP7319 west on Calimus Hill
Author: TCnR

There were stories that the Local Indian Nation wanted this area closed off. I'd be curious if there has been any recent info on that.
I tend to avoid this road because of the excessive dust during the summer and mud during the off seasons. But if they ran a few more SP painted consists I'd be there, interesting area.



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