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Passenger Trains > .Date: 09/10/14 18:13 . Author: F40PHR231 .
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/28/21 22:55 by F40PHR231. Date: 09/10/14 18:33 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: MEKoch I was a passenger on an 8 hour late Zephyr in June and thoroughly enjoyed going across Nevada in the daylight. The WP was a well-engineered railroad; passes, tunnels, etc.
Date: 09/10/14 18:42 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: highgreengraphics Very nice views of an area that one does not usually see, and the UP wings-led locomotive consist and Chapel Hill on the back are a nice bonus, too! === === = === JLH
Date: 09/10/14 18:56 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: sliderslider All great pics I really like the third one. Makes me feel dizzy almost. Similar to Kit's pictures of the Mojave. Great work.
Date: 09/10/14 18:57 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: SD45X SWEET!! (pun intended)
Date: 09/10/14 18:59 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: NDW100 Picture #3 is amazing. Makes our works look so small against nature!
NDW100 Date: 09/10/14 19:02 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: 3rdswitch Excellent trio!
JB Date: 09/10/14 23:17 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: jmf1910 Superb shots! The scenery in eastern Nevada and western Utah is underrated as demonstrated by your great pictures.
Date: 09/11/14 23:38 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: GP25 Can anyone spare a pinch of salt?
Nice pictures. Jerry Martin Los Angeles, CA Central Coast Railroad Festival Date: 09/12/14 17:25 Re: A Salty Zephyr Author: ProAmtrak Nice pics Chris!
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