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Western Railroad Discussion > sd-90 in seattleDate: 07/08/02 16:59 sd-90 in seattle Author: goldengoat last year someone posted this picture on train orders and they said it was taken in seattle..does anybody know who took it? and do they know why the big mac was in seattle..because on my other post people said it was unlikly a cp mac would be near seattle..thanks j henry
 Date: 07/08/02 17:54 Re: sd-90 in seattle Author: HARDCOREHA Grain trains from Canada often go by the Bonneville Navlocks headed west and North. Bonneville Navlocks are in the Columbia River gorge on the south side smack dab right next to the U.P.'s main East of Portland,Or.
HARRY HURRY SENDS Date: 07/08/02 21:15 Re: sd-90 in seattle Author: funnelfan It probably came out of Canada on a grain train such as GSETTA. CP units are very common on trains through the Eastport gateway, in fact I just saw three CP AC4400's on a northbound grain empty a hour ago.
Ted Curphey funnelfan@icehouse.net Date: 07/08/02 21:23 Re: June 29, 2001 Author: BrianA That would be my photo. CEFX 106/CP 9578/CP 9146/CP 9628 on a southbound lite power move to Tacoma on 6-29-01 leaving Argo yard in Seattle. Ted is probably right about it having come north on a grain shuttle.
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