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Date: 11/26/12 18:43
SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: photobob

SP 9803 East, but it could have been North, right after the UP takeover when I took this shot. In the consist are two ex-SP SW1500's already painted in their new owners colors. The SW1500's were 1179 & 1166 and the other SD70 was 9819. I didn't get the number of the trailing SD40T-2. Mt Eddy is located on the other side of I-5 from Mt Shasta and has an elevation of 9,025feet. The little spot of green in front of 9819 is now a couple of large pine tree's pretty well screwing this shot up.

Robert Morris Photography
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Date: 11/26/12 19:36
Re: SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: DynamicBrake

Nice shot of a nice consist Bob. Get out that 30" bar McCulloch and get after those pine trees.

Kent in Carmel Valley



Date: 11/26/12 21:16
Re: SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: RyanWilkerson

Hopefully the UP ROW dept takes care of them before the next big railfan open season :-)
Love the 70M shots Bob...keep on scannin'!

Ryan Wilkerson
Fair Oaks, CA



Date: 11/26/12 21:36
Re: SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: TCnR

Cool Stats.

What's the gradient?



Date: 11/26/12 23:53
Re: SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: Fizzboy7

Tough to look at with the yellow mixed in. Going to guess this was 1997 or 1998...



Date: 11/27/12 11:04
Re: SP SD70's in the shadow of Mt Eddy
Author: coach

Yellow is just a poor color for a diesel engine, at least the way UP uses it. Too much of it.



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