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Western Railroad Discussion > Goose Lake Railroad 5-27Date: 05/28/23 08:10 Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: GCCIteacher Here is this weeks Goose Lake RR Alturas run with 13 cars in tow (11 perlite/2 center beams) . This shot was just north of the XL reservation about 9 miles north of Alturas. The train was running about 3 hours later than normal ( unless things have changed). Enjoy!
Date: 05/28/23 09:35 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: FishinJeeper When does this RR run? I go to the XL reservation on a weekly basis....usually Mondays. I have only seen them run once on a Monday in the last 3 years, which was actually a few weeks ago. It was a work train heading north. Great photo!!!
Posted from Android Date: 05/28/23 10:10 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: JDLX Thanks for posting the photo!
To answer the question, Goose Lake makes one trip a week, south on Saturdays and north on Sundays. Schedule is dictated by Union Pacific which comes out from Klamath Falls those same days. They are doing a lot of trackwork this summer, hence the work trains. Jeff Moore Elko, NV Date: 05/28/23 10:44 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: icancmp193 Good to see the Goose Lake is semi-surviving. Nice photo!
TJY Date: 05/28/23 12:11 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: 3rdswitch Wonder how the crew survives on two days pay a week?
JB Date: 05/28/23 13:50 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: pdt Maybe the crew is the owners of the RR. ?? During the week they take care of business. Or if there is a saleried crew, during the week they prob do engine and/or track maintenance.
Date: 05/28/23 22:02 Re: Goose Lake Railroad 5-27 Author: roustabout pdt Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe the crew is the owners of the RR. ?? > During the week they take care of business. Or > if there is a saleried crew, during the week > they prob do engine and/or track maintenance. Probably not the owner - he has a lot of irons in the fire (other related businesses) that he tends to. I would bet that the train crew also spends time working on the right-of-way on the days they're not running trains. |