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Date: 01/12/22 15:02
Training in Sparks, Nevada
Author: SoCalCynic

The Worlds Worst Railfan Photographer has a new job with ITS Logistics in Reno and Sparks. During training on 12/30/21, I broke away for some quick fanning on the famed SP mainline.  I caught these two engines pulling separate cuts of cars - it is such a rarity in my home of Orange County to see such switching.  One engine is SD70M 4532 and the other is C45ACCTE 5329.

Taken next to either Summit Racing Equipment or Store Supply Warehouse...

Enjoy!

Landon Miller
Lake Forest, CA



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/12/22 20:19 by SoCalCynic.



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Date: 01/12/22 16:09
Re: Training in Sparks, Nevada
Author: BoilingMan

Yeah, that's pretty bad.  
Love it!
SR

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Date: 01/12/22 16:51
Re: Training in Sparks, Nevada
Author: callum_out

You get something of a pass because that really pretty fence didn't used to be there!

Out 

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Date: 01/12/22 19:08
Re: Training in Sparks, Nevada
Author: SCKP187

Seems to be UPs standard choice of fence—they have put up fence like this in Coffeyville KS the past few years
Brian Stevens

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Date: 01/12/22 20:06
Re: Training in Sparks, Nevada
Author: clem

SCKP187 Wrote:
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> Seems to be UPs standard choice of fence—they
> have put up fence like this in Coffeyville KS the
> past few years

If it's a UP fence, the top is angled to ... do what? Prevent employees from escaping?

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