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Steam & Excursion > SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984Date: 01/26/23 18:46 SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: JFArrFan Bob Phillips had the good fortune of capturing this image at Gaviota, California
The slide date is 06/1984 Honk if you know the details of this trip Image courtesy of Nils Huxtable Jonathan Fischer West Seattle, WA Date: 01/26/23 18:56 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: PasadenaSub World's Fair Daylight on the return trip north to Oregon.
Date: 01/26/23 20:37 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: refarkas Super scene!
Bob Date: 01/27/23 08:47 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: usmc1401 This train did a photo run by at this location. This pic was probably taken from the pier.
Date: 01/27/23 09:21 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: ExStarlightHog Nice to see it in the red and orange. Those American Freedom Train colors never seemed fit for that engine.
Date: 01/27/23 16:25 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: 4-4-0LiveSteam ExStarlightHog Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Nice to see it in the red and orange. Those > American Freedom Train colors never seemed fit for > that engine. If it wasn't for the AMERICAN FREEDOM TRAIN she might still be sitting in Oaks Park, or worse The Scrappers Torch. As a 12 year old kid going through the AMERICAN FREEDOM TRAIN was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I am grateful to everyone that put it together. If she is ever permanently retired, she should be put in the Smithsonian proudly wearing the RED WHITE AND BLUE Posted from Android Date: 01/29/23 14:16 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: ProAmtrak I agree with LiveSteam on that, awesome pic at Gaviota too!
Date: 01/29/23 15:11 Re: SP 4449 @ Gaviota, California; 06/1984 Author: asheldrake as I talk to our visitors viewing our AFT exhibit at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center, I also tell them that if it weren't for being selected for the AFT romp, yes the 4449 and other two locos would be very probably sitting near Oaks Park rusting away or like you say a can full of string beans. there are key turning points in most stories.
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