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Western Railroad Discussion > Santa Cruz trainDate: 05/05/03 07:43 Santa Cruz train Author: stash The way people got to Santa Cruz in the days before "rail bikes"...
 Date: 05/05/03 07:56 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: TonyJ Ah, the good old days! (The GS, not the old bathing suits - :)
Date: 05/05/03 08:09 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: RustedFlange Man, that chick on the left as some nice headlights.
Date: 05/05/03 08:39 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: olddude41 Yeah, dual beams at that!
Date: 05/05/03 08:48 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: SteveD "Man, that chick on the left as some nice headlights", as does the girl in the middle!
BTW, would security consider this trespassing today, or just a couple railfans having fun? Freeman Hubbard or S.P. P.R.? Date: 05/05/03 09:19 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: campgus Mom rode these trains and said they were the SUNBURN special on the return trip to SF.
Gus Date: 05/05/03 09:35 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: samreeves Where are the thongs? I want my money back.
Date: 05/05/03 10:50 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: espee99 I was over at the GGRM on Sunday and saw a poster for the Suntan, cost $ 2.25 round trip in 1950, approx $ 20.00 today. Did they make any money on the run?
Espee 99 OS Watsonville Junction..... Date: 05/05/03 11:18 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: switchlock RustedFlange wrote:
> Man, that chick on the left as some nice headlights. Stack talk? Date: 05/05/03 17:39 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: Edwardjb I rode a couple of those in 1957-58. Coming home at night was mayhem....too many drinks, lots of broken windows. Somewhere I have a stack of brochures that I picked up in Redwood City for the train.
Date: 05/05/03 20:01 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: TonyJ The photo gives new meaning to the term "Rear End Device".
Tony Date: 05/06/03 08:08 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: Freddie Did it run via WJ or Vasona?
Date: 05/06/03 08:42 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: sp3773 After 1940 which is when the mountain was closed, WJ. can't speak for prior to 1940 however...
Date: 05/06/03 08:53 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: stash sp3773 wrote:
> After 1940 which is when the mountain was closed, WJ. can't > speak for prior to 1940 however... > Scroll up a little bit and you can see by the timetable it ran over the mountain before that route was closed. Date: 05/06/03 09:18 Re: Santa Cruz train Author: CPRR Just thought I would let everybody know that in Santa Cruz county (and the city) it is ok for ladies to not wear a top when it is hot, just like the men......
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