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Canadian Railroads > Miserable Alberta Monday's-Gone But Not Forgotten on Dec 21-75Date: 03/16/20 14:52 Miserable Alberta Monday's-Gone But Not Forgotten on Dec 21-75 Author: arwye Relegated to pull down service at Alyth's hump yard, "Trainmasters" hardly seems appropriate to describe these two remaining examples from a once great fleet. Its the shortest day of the year in 1975 and cold as hell with both frost and road grime covering 8904 & 8905. The "05" was preserved and now resides at St. Constance Quebec's EXPORAIL. Richard Yaremko
Date: 03/16/20 16:28 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Gone But Not Forgotten on Dec 21-7 Author: cn6218 Nice, Richard. We don't see enough Trainmasters here. Or F-Ms in general, for that matter.
GTD Date: 03/16/20 18:41 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Gone But Not Forgotten on Dec 21-7 Author: 4489 arwye Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Relegated to pull down service at Alyth's hump > yard, "Trainmasters" hardly seems appropriate to > describe these two remaining examples from a once > great fleet. Its the shortest day of the year in > 1975 and cold as hell with both frost and road > grime covering 8904 & 8905. The "05" was preserved > and now resides at St. Constance Quebec's > EXPORAIL. Richard Yaremko And this is the ONLY one preserved! Great shot BTW Richard. Date: 03/20/20 16:15 Re: Miserable Alberta Monday's-Gone But Not Forgotten on Dec 21-7 Author: feclark Shortest day - best angle for truck lighting. Love the first piece of rolling stock, too.
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