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Passenger Trains > Dwarfing The Coast StarlightDate: 04/18/15 14:04 Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: walstib The Coast Starlight is dwarfed by its surroundings as it approaches the Jalama Creek trestle yesterday afternoon in rural Santa Barbara County.
 Date: 04/18/15 15:01 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: ColdRainAndSnow Very cool picture! Is that a Cascades unit trailing?
Date: 04/18/15 17:58 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: sethamtrak That one unit was able to handle the whole consist?
Seth- (sethamtrak) Date: 04/18/15 18:27 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: irhoghead You can make the whole run from SLO-LAX with only one unit online. You only lose a couple of minutes running time in a couple of sections. However, this photo shows two units on the train.
Date: 04/18/15 19:04 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: sethamtrak Was that an F59 or de-motored "Cabbage"? hard to tell.
Seth- Date: 04/18/15 19:05 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: icancmp193 Your drone is pretty up there! Elevation?
Tom Y Date: 04/18/15 20:41 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: DNRY122 The part of the Coast Starlight route where I feel like I'm riding the Jolly Green Giant's (or maybe Paul Bunyan's) Lionel set is going between Klamath Falls and Eugene in Oregon. Those mountains really make the train look small.
Date: 04/18/15 21:37 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: asheldrake the cascades unit was running when it went through Portland
Date: 04/19/15 21:50 Re: Dwarfing The Coast Starlight Author: myjbh1989 F59PHi
sethamtrak Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was that an F59 or de-motored "Cabbage"? hard to > tell. > > Seth- |