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Nostalgia & History > BB: face to face with a MILW boxcabDate: 11/17/18 14:15 BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: valmont Bruce Black shot on 9/5/73 ... E29A with a work train @ Willow Creek, MT
 Date: 11/17/18 14:21 Re: BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: gcm I've enjoyed all of the pictures Bruce Black took - but his Milwaukee Road shots are exceptional.
Thanks for scanning them. Gary Date: 11/17/18 20:34 Re: BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: bradleymckay As an FYI Willow Creek is 8 miles southwest of Three Forks. The ex-NP "passenger main" is just out of sight to the left...the head end of the work train is facing northeast. The consist was E29A, E36C, E29B.
I'm sure Bruce shot multiple slides of the work train from different angles. Looks like he had excellent weather that day Allen Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/17/18 20:48 by bradleymckay. Date: 11/17/18 21:40 Re: BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: fbe There is a steak house in town owned by the local ranchers wives who serve prime beef fresh off the ranch. You likely cannot find better meat anywhere and i don't think you find any cut priced at $40.
Date: 11/18/18 10:29 Re: BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: krm152 That is an excellent plus photo!
The MILW electrification is something I would have loved to have seen firsthand. ALLEN Date: 11/18/18 12:31 Re: BB: face to face with a MILW boxcab Author: fbe You had to drive a ways to get there, you might be lucky enough to live there or you could be blessed to work with them. Last was the best.
krm152 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That is an excellent plus photo! > The MILW electrification is something I would have > loved to have seen firsthand. > ALLEN > |