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Sunday, June 29, 2025
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Kevin Morgan
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North Yard to Utah Jct (MP 3.0 to MP 3.2)
Denver, CO
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Moffat Tunnel (UP)
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Amtrak
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The westbound Zephyr has three P42DCs on the head end today on a train whose number today is 1005 instead of 5. The train purposefully departed Chicago four hours late the day before, with the entire schedule delayed by four hours, all the way to Emeryville, CA. As such, an on time departure from Denver would have been 12:46pm. The train was about an hour delayed when it finally departed, now passing by North Yard to the right, and Rennicks yard to the left.
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Sunday, June 15, 2025
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Kevin Morgan
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North Yard
Denver, CO
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Yard Shots
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CLCX
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This oddly rebuilt GP10 has a smushed face, like one you might find on a pug! The unit was originally a GP10, but was rebuilt by Peoria Locomotive Works. The unit is owned by Chattahoochee Locomotive. I find it interesting the unit has five digits, something that is not particularly common in the United States.
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Sunday, June 15, 2025
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Kevin Morgan
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North Yard
Denver, CO
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Yard Shots
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CLCX
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This interesting looking unit is a Peoria Locomotive Works unit, originally built as a GP10 for New York Central in April 1953. The unit is apparently owned by Chattahoochee Locomotive. I have no idea why it is in Denver, when it arrived, when it is leaving, or where it is heading.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2025
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Kevin Morgan
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CP DS007 (Arvada)
Denver, CO
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Moffat Tunnel (UP)
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Union Pacific
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At CP DS007 (Arvada), the MGJNY diverges from the Main Track to Main 2. UP intentionally added a little dog leg curve to the main so Main 1 (far track to the right) would not be diverging at the switch. This is because heavy coal trains (and now oil train) generally run on Main 1, and UP did not want the heavy trains to diverging through the switch. The switch itself is actually a (relatively) high speed switch. It is long and has moveable point frogs.
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