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Passenger Trains > King Tut vs. elk: King Tut losesDate: 01/18/13 08:08 King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: GenePoon King Tut no match for Idaho elk
TRAINS.com January 18, 2013 > SPOKANE, Wash. – The Pharaoh of Egypt was apparently no match for an > elk from Idaho yesterday when Amtrak’s “King Tut” F59PHI No. 470 > struck an elk near Elmira. The Amtrak Cascades locomotive was wrapped > with images of Egypt’s King Tut last year to promote an exhibit of > King Tut artifacts at Seattle’s Pacific Science Center. It was > leading Amtrak’s westbound Empire Builder when it hit the elk. The > collision damaged the locomotive, disabling several safety > appliances. The train limped into Spokane and No. 470 was removed for > repair. http://trn.trains.com/en/Railroad%20News/News%20Wire/2013/01/King%20Tut%20no%20match%20for%20Idaho%20elk.aspx Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 01/18/13 08:10 by GenePoon. Date: 01/18/13 08:43 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: Amtkrd4man The curse continues.
Posted from iPhone Date: 01/18/13 09:59 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: GenePoon Amtkrd4man Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The curse continues. And you just KNOW there were passengers aboard who BELIEVE in the King Tut Curse! Would have made interesting conversation over breakfast in the diner. Date: 01/18/13 11:12 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: fbe I wonder what the window camera shows of the impact.
Been there, done that, never lost a unit, though. Posted from Windows Phone OS 7 Date: 01/18/13 12:39 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: WP707 Elk steaks for dinner...???
Date: 01/18/13 12:43 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: Lackawanna484 WP707 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Elk steaks for dinner...??? Along with the Bob Evans scramble. If the engine had to be removed from service, I suspect the elk was probably served up for dinner... Date: 01/18/13 13:07 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: winchester Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > WP707 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Elk steaks for dinner...??? > > Along with the Bob Evans scramble. > > If the engine had to be removed from service, I > suspect the elk was probably served up for > dinner... You know something had elk for dinner shortly there after. Date: 01/18/13 13:27 Bears and Mooses...Oh the Humanity! Author: amt207 Recall a few years ago graintrain derailed up there. Quite a bit was spilled and left at the site after the wreckage was cleared away. Amtrak came thru and slaughtered a heard of drunk bears feeding on the spoiled grain.
Date: 01/18/13 14:05 Re: Bears and Mooses...Oh the Humanity! Author: joemvcnj <Along with the Bob Evans scramble. >
I am glad Amtrak stopped serving that. It was egg goop and hashed breakfast meat all mixed up, yuk. But Bob Evans is a pretty good restaurant, definitely better than Denny's. It is a shame that Amtrak gave it a bad name. Date: 01/18/13 14:25 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: CountryBoy Link to subscriber only content
CB GenePoon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > King Tut no match for Idaho elk > TRAINS.com > January 18, 2013 > > > SPOKANE, Wash. – The Pharaoh of Egypt was > apparently no match for an > > elk from Idaho yesterday when Amtrak’s “King > Tut” F59PHI No. 470 > > struck an elk near Elmira. The Amtrak Cascades > locomotive was wrapped > > with images of Egypt’s King Tut last year to > promote an exhibit of > > King Tut artifacts at Seattle’s Pacific > Science Center. It was > > leading Amtrak’s westbound Empire Builder when > it hit the elk. The > > collision damaged the locomotive, disabling > several safety > > appliances. The train limped into Spokane and > No. 470 was removed for > > repair. > > http://trn.trains.com/en/Railroad%20News/News%20Wi > re/2013/01/King%20Tut%20no%20match%20for%20Idaho%2 > 0elk.aspx Date: 01/19/13 16:05 Re: King Tut vs. elk: King Tut loses Author: poultrycar Hey, do not poo poo King Tut's curse. While in Egypt, in spite of the curse, I went down into his tum. I went home (two days) and that night my wife was very nearly killed on a snowmobile. Took her months to recover.
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