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Canadian Railroads > MLW Monday's at Field British ColumbiaDate: 03/23/15 09:27 MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: arwye There is still plenty of snow for the Yeti's to play with on those mountains behind Field, British Columbia in May 1970. Meanwhile, down at ground level the engineer of M-630M 4504-GP9 8521 poses for the photographer. Those old time engineers knew how to do that. Two year old 4504 got a lousy paint job from MLW. Richard Yaremko
 Date: 03/23/15 11:39 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: 3rdswitch Great shot of an awesome lashup in a great paint scheme!
JB Date: 03/23/15 12:54 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: kgmontreal Great shot.
KG Date: 03/23/15 14:00 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: rschonfelder Has anybody actually ever seen a Yeti?
I like your photo. Thanks for sharing. I think there are three stock cars on that neighbouring track. Would they have been in company service for ties or operating in its' original purpose? Rick Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/23/15 14:02 by rschonfelder. Date: 03/23/15 15:43 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: Hartington Seen a Yeti? I own one! (it's a car made by Skoda http://www.skoda.co.uk/models/new-yeti)
Date: 03/23/15 21:17 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: arwye rschonfelder Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Has anybody actually ever seen a Yeti? > Rick There is supposed to be one hiding on every can or bottle of Kokanee Beer. The more you drink the more you can find.RY Date: 03/23/15 21:24 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: Chazcop For the longest time I assumed MLW (TO loves its alphabet soup!) here meant something related to the Milwaukee Road.
I give up what does 'MLW' mean? Date: 03/23/15 23:16 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: DPKrause Chazcop Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > For the longest time I assumed MLW (TO loves its > alphabet soup!) here meant something related to > the Milwaukee Road. > > I give up what does 'MLW' mean? Montreal Locomotive Works. Nice pic Richard. Date: 03/25/15 11:54 Re: MLW Monday's at Field British Columbia Author: KickingHorse Essentially the Canadian branch of ALCO - basically the same locomotives only built in Montreal.
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