E9's at the X-over. Other photos can be found at http://www.phcomputing.com/UP951.htm [ 24 April 2001: Message edited by: sd75mac ]
Cool picture Harold! That is a really good job On the south side of Milwaukee, on a spur that comes off of the CPRail CM(Chicago Milwaukee)line, there's a yellow E-9 with some passenger cars just sitting there. It's been there for a while, and I haven't got close enough to see what road it belongs to. But being that it's yellow, and on CP tracks, I think it may be an old Milwaukee Road loco. If I ever have the camera while I'm down there, I'll be sure to get a picture. Once again, great photos Harold!
Great photo of the E's on the flyover at Frost. It is always good to see UP's business trains on the road. Hopefully, they will send one of these specials my way some time soon. Keep the great photos coming.
AWESOME!! That picture is going in my top 10 favorite picture list. VERY nice Harold. BTW, will I see you at Fullerton RR Days? Hope so....take care!
<font color="336633">Its always nice to see E units about, its good that at least UP still has some, Great pic </font>
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Alan: Yeah, sorry, but I would rather look at the stack train But the E9's are great too <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> NOT ME! Thanks for posting the pic Harold! Charlie
Thanks Harold Stack trains do look impressive when most of the train is in the pic., especially around curves. I look forward to some more pics.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CPRailfan: on a spur that comes off of the CPRail CM(Chicago Milwaukee)line, there's a yellow E-9 with some passenger cars just sitting there. ... But being that it's yellow, and on CP tracks, I think it may be an old Milwaukee Road loco.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> That could be, I think the Milwaukee Road and UP ran some passenger trains together and Milwaukee Road painted some E-9's to match UP passenger cars. BTW - great shot sd75mac!
I love these photos , make me wish I could work in the Southwest USA Great photos Harold , looking forward to more [ 01 May 2001: Message edited by: DaveCN5623 ]