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July 2, 2005 |
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 Bill gives an engineering lesson to one of the grand children.  Gary Smith's Yeager Creek Railway train. (That's a friend of Gary's at the controls.)  Dick Hamilton engineers Thys Way's Conrail.  Dick Thomas at the controls of the BNSF No. 2001.  Impressive pair of Southern Pacific Daylights, Joe Yetter's GS2 in the foreground, and Craig Craddock's GS4 behind it (from Lemoor).    The depot gets some 4th of July decorations.  Two No. 9s. ...Previous | Next... |
 Dick's Toonerville Trolley. Do a Google search on Toonerville Folks (the actual name of the comic strip).  Lunch!  Roger Frymire's U.P. Centennial, a DDA40X (DD = double diesel, A = it has a cab, 40 = two GP40s, and X = experimental). This was built by Railroad Supply and first ran in the early 1980s. Roger is the 3rd owner, who rebuilt the trucks, repainted, and rewired it when he got it. Roger is from Bakersfield and president of the Kern County Live Steamers.  Sand Lake Mason No. 47.  No. 1 and No. 2 Central of Texas. Clinton Nelson hails from Newbury, Oregon. This train lives with his father, Ron, in Lompoc. These are modeled after very similar and equally orange Texas Central Alcoa S-2s.     AT&SF. |
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