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Western Railroad Discussion > StructuresDate: 11/22/08 17:19 Structures Author: sdrake The first two entries are coal load outs
#1 Clear Creek near Scofield, Utah taken Aug 13, 2006 on a day with mountain showers in the background. The third unit which is not that visible was a Sante Fe Warbonnet SD70 #2 The Deseret Power load out south of Dinosaur, Colorado taken Nov 1, 2008 Date: 11/22/08 17:39 Re: Structures Author: sdrake #3 The east portal of the Mullan Pass tunnel taken July 5, 2008. This is a rather unique blower system for clearing the smoke out of the tunnel. I did not see it
in operation but apparently the blower on the right side is operable. The air is injected thru a horseshoe shaped nozzle without the use of any doors. #4 & #5 Some of the brides at Palisade, Nevada. Both were taken Aug 31, 2008, #4 at the beginning of my photograph that day and # 5 at the end of my photograph that day. In #4, the train is passing under the flyover where the ex-WP passed over the ex-SP. This span is skewed an entire panel. The thru truss spans in #5 are also visible under the flyover bridge in #4. In #5, the train is about to pass over the Humbolt river that Mark Twain once described as the meanest rive in America but I think he was probably referring the river further west where is more alkaline. |