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International Railroad Discussion > Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores LocksDate: 05/03/19 19:15 Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Seeing Miraflores Locks was high on my list of priorities in the few hours I had in Panama. I've long wanted to see the "mules" that guide the ships through the locks there. Of course, these Mitsubishi versions are the third generation (I believe), but still they are running a stell fixed guideway and are thus railroad in my mind.
Images one and two are sort of rosters of the Mitusbishi mules. Image three is of a mule climbing from the lower lock to the higher lock. Date: 05/03/19 19:16 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Image five is an overview of the mules working on the higher lock.
Image six is a mule with a fire engine. Image seven is of Orient Target and MS Regatta working through the locks. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/03/19 19:17 by erielackawanna. Date: 05/03/19 19:18 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Image seven is of MSC Branka coming through the higher (newer and wider) lock.
Images eight and nine are looks at the older locks. Date: 05/03/19 19:20 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Image ten is as MS Regatta leaves the locks.
Image eleven is tug Pacora. Image twelve is now at Gamboa as Baltic Highway passes on the Chagres River Date: 05/03/19 19:21 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Date: 05/04/19 05:25 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: GPutz Thanks for posting these interesting pictures. I like the "deck chairs" on #122. The engineer can relax and catch some rays between runs. Gerry
Date: 05/04/19 07:07 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: railcity You are on that Cruise Ship??
Date: 05/04/19 07:23 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna railcity Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > You are on that Cruise Ship?? That would be some long selfie stick. Date: 05/04/19 10:33 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: PHall erielackawanna Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > railcity Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You are on that Cruise Ship?? > > That would be some long selfie stick. Or a drone. Date: 05/04/19 11:19 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: railcity erielackawanna Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > railcity Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You are on that Cruise Ship?? > > That would be some long selfie stick. You coud be on a tour?? Date: 05/04/19 11:29 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna railcity Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > erielackawanna Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > railcity Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > You are on that Cruise Ship?? > > > > That would be some long selfie stick. > > > You coud be on a tour?? Ship would have to be docked. This one is a sail. Posted from iPhone Date: 05/04/19 13:37 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: Lackawanna484 Thanks for the series.
Posted from Android Date: 05/07/19 07:45 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: Arkeytek Based on Google maps, looks like the photographs were taken from the deck of the Atlantic & Pacific Co. restaurant.
Date: 05/14/19 14:13 Re: Panama Canal Mule Locomotives at Miraflores Locks Author: erielackawanna Arkeytek Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Based on Google maps, looks like the photographs > were taken from the deck of the Atlantic & Pacific > Co. restaurant. All photos taken from the musuem. |