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Nostalgia & History > SP San Luis ObispoDate: 12/21/14 12:34 SP San Luis Obispo Author: drumwrencher .
Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 02/09/15 06:35 by drumwrencher. Date: 12/21/14 14:27 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: RLcabin Interesting photos! In just a few months (June 1930), the entire Daylight consist was repainted in a distinctive battleship grey. Those colors were difficult to keep clean and the scheme only lasted a couple of years. Please post more photos of this era if you have them.
RL Cabin Date: 12/21/14 17:35 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: hogheaded Cool shots from a time when hardly anyone took pictures of trains. That second one is quite something.
Ahem...did your dad ever take any photos in San Jose, Walter? -E.O. Date: 12/21/14 18:13 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: TonyJ More please!
Date: 12/21/14 19:16 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: SD45X Awesome!!
Date: 12/21/14 20:00 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: pismopete Those are wonderful. BTW, they are of his trip SP west toward San Jose as that was when helpers were added.
Peter Arnold Posted from iPhone Date: 12/21/14 22:30 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: Ritzville Really enjoyed your 1929 SLO pictures!
Larry Date: 12/22/14 08:51 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: BoilingMan Yes, very nice!
Did he catch any narrow gauge in SLO? SR Date: 12/22/14 09:18 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: pismopete The Pacific Coast Ry ng came right in behind where the picture of the station was taken; there might even had been a train there then.
Peter Arnold BoilingMan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, very nice! > Did he catch any narrow gauge in SLO? > SR Posted from iPhone Date: 12/23/14 14:17 Re: SP San Luis Obispo Author: overland28 The Daylight was painted Pearl Gray, not Battleship Gray.
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