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Steam & Excursion > Happy 250 from the 200thDate: 07/04/26 10:09 Happy 250 from the 200th Author: SP4360 Date: 07/04/26 10:19 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: stevelv Very cool. Gallitzin tunnels just ahead.
Date: 07/04/26 10:22 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: BoilingMan Ah, yes. You were asking if I took that photo- I did. I was probably in the 201 Car (the Pullman).
Fun day, and a somewhat rare daytime move. SR Date: 07/04/26 11:21 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: coach I see photos like this and I remember the late Wes Camp on this website saying "You want those firebricks white hot--that's when you're steaming!" I imagine that's exactly what was happening here, up ahead in the engine.
Date: 07/04/26 11:44 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: HotWater coach Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I see photos like this and I remember the late Wes > Camp on this website saying "You want those > firebricks white hot--that's when you're > steaming!" I imagine that's exactly what was > happening here, up ahead in the engine. Since the T-1 is a coal burner, did it even have any "firebricks"? Now an oil burner has lots, and LOTS of firebricks, and they get very, VERY red when the locomotive is working hard. Date: 07/04/26 12:24 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: swaool A very different sort of T-1 used to roll beneath these signal bridges...
mike woodruff north platte ne Date: 07/05/26 08:12 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: flash34 I’m sure Wes was referring to the arch bricks.
Posted from iPhone Date: 07/05/26 12:55 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: sp3204 Palmdale...It was the ride of our lives
Craig Date: 07/05/26 21:29 Re: Happy 250 from the 200th Author: SP4360 Yes it was.
sp3204 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Palmdale...It was the ride of our lives > > Craig |