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Date: 12/06/18 12:53
As God Intended It
Author: RDG630

I had a great chase of an EL ABBA set of F7's in November 1974 on the Bloomsburg Branch in Pennsylvania. Photos at Danville, Pa








Date: 12/06/18 12:55
Re: As God Intended It
Author: RDG630

The chase ended that day in Rupert, Pa where the EL interchanged with the Reading Company.








Date: 12/06/18 14:18
Re: As God Intended It
Author: refarkas

Now this is a chase to remember. Thanks for sharing these photos. 
Bob



Date: 12/06/18 14:30
Re: As God Intended It
Author: boejoe

Photo #4 - looking down on "County Line Rd" !
Photo #5 - another relic from the past: Corvair at the crossing



Date: 12/06/18 14:42
Re: As God Intended It
Author: PRR_4859

Those are incredible. How much of that line is intact?



Date: 12/06/18 19:39
Re: As God Intended It
Author: RuleG

PRR_4859 Wrote:
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> Those are incredible. How much of that line is
> intact?

The North Shore Railroad currently operates this line, but I do not know how much of the original line is intact.  Here's a link to a website:

https://www.nshr.com/nshr

Fifteen years ago, I rode a Fall Foliage excursion over this line from Northumberland to Danville.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/07/18 19:52 by RuleG.



Date: 12/07/18 05:03
Re: As God Intended It
Author: Roadjob

YES HE DID!!! Great chase! The Bloom was sheer pleasure to chase a train on. I can remember the hostlers at Scranton putting the power together for the branch run, as I was leaving on a westbound main line job, and hoping that there were going to be some lucky fans out there to catch those lashups....and you were!
 

Bill Rettberg
Bel Air, MD



Date: 12/07/18 11:25
Re: As God Intended It
Author: bobdavis

Engineer may have said "I don't know if I can pull that much train with only 4 units!"

Bob



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