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Date: 01/02/05 21:59
20 years ago on the SP
Author: SuperC

See if you can guess which branch line...Hint: Its in California.

Adam




Date: 01/02/05 22:43
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: maintainerdeluxe

Lompoc Branch?



Date: 01/02/05 23:10
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: Railbaron

I'd guess San Ramon Branch at the north end of Radum.



Date: 01/02/05 23:27
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: john1082

My vote in Lompoc, west of town.



Date: 01/03/05 02:16
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: SLOtrainbum

yeah...sure as heck looks like the road just outside of Lompoc heading to Surf.



Date: 01/03/05 07:43
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: Lone Star

Arvin Branch



Date: 01/03/05 07:57
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: skeeter4810

Calexico Branch.

Somewhere between Calipat and Seeley.



Date: 01/03/05 08:03
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: TonyJ

Looks like SP's Hamilton City Branch at Cory; the only siding between Wyo and Hamilton City. The siding was removed many years ago.

Tony J.



Date: 01/03/05 11:12
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: SuperC

Yes its the Hamilton Branch. This siding at Cory used to have a gravel pit that shipped via the SP but that was long before this shot was taken in late 1985.
Note the commuter geeps and the caboose.

Adam



Date: 01/03/05 12:09
Re: 20 years ago on the SP
Author: TonyJ

SuperC Wrote:
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> Yes its the Hamilton Branch. This siding at Cory
> used to have a gravel pit that shipped via the SP
> but that was long before this shot was taken in
> late 1985.
> Note the commuter geeps and the caboose.
>
> Adam


One of my favorite memories of this branch (after the Colusa Branch was split in two) was watching a push-pull beet train with 2 GP40-2s on the head end and two more on the rear. Great action for a branch as flat as a billiard table. - Tony Johnson



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