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Photo ID: 108562
Date Shot
Photo By
Friday, January 1, 2021 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP RG390 (East Lacy)
Garfield County, CO
704
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Union Pacific
UP's 100 SD70ACe-T4s are not seen particularly often in Colorado, and even less frequently on coal trains. On December 30, however, UP 3000 led a westbound train from Denver to Grand Junction. The power was wyed in Grand Junction and UP 3000, along with an SD70M, was added to the point of an eastbound coal load! The duo, along with the standard DPU compliment in the middle and end of the train, made the trip back east on New Year's Day 2021, see here leaving the siding at Lacy after the eastbound Zephyr ran around the train.
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Photo ID: 108561
Date Shot
Photo By
Friday, January 1, 2021 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP RG390 (East Lacy)
Garfield County, CO
726
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Amtrak
The eastbound Zephyr, with seven Superliners in tow, knocks down a clear signal at the east end of Lacy. For the past few months, the Zephyr has generally been running without a baggage car, and New Year's Day 2021 is no exception.
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Photo ID: 108560
Date Shot
Photo By
Friday, January 1, 2021 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Lacy
Garfield County, CO
700
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Amtrak
In the Grand Valley of western Colorado west of Rifle, the eastbound Zephyr overtakes a UP coal load patiently waiting in the siding at Lacy.
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Photo ID: 108337
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
West of Lacy
Garfield County, CO
736
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) BNSF
Just west of Lacy, an ES44AC, ET44C4, and ES44DC lead the Denver-Provo west. These three units make for a rather unique trio for the journey.
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Photo ID: 108336
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Lacy
Garfield County, CO
725
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) BNSF
The entire Denver-Provo is condensed down thanks to the help of a 300mm lense! The train has a clear signal down the main at Lacy, a few miles west of Rifle. In fact, the houses seen in the distance are in Rifle.
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Photo ID: 108330
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Lacy
Garfield County, CO
712
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Amtrak
East meets west at the siding of Lacy, a few miles west of Rifle. Amazing what a difference a day can make. Yesterday, #5 and #6 met at East Portal, about 170 miles to the east! Then, #5 was almost nine hours late. Today, #5 is on time, but #6 is running about three hours late.
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Photo ID: 104936
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, January 17, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
East of Lacy
Rifle, CO
1360
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Union Pacific, Amtrak
In between Rifle and Lacy, the tracks cross underneath I-70. The overpass is not a bad spot to grab a shot of a train! Here, a late-running California Zephyr (with an SD70M helping on the point) approaches. Note the Lounge Car first up after the baggage car. A part of an interesting configuration while the Zephyr is running with only six Superliners.
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Photo ID: 104318
Date Shot
Photo By
Friday, June 15, 2012 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
East Lacy
Rifle, CO
1619
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Amtrak
Just east of the east switch of Lacy, the Zephyr is moving at track speeds in excess of 60 MPH as it hustles along in order to make its station stop in Glenwood Springs on time.
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Photo ID: 101370
Date Shot
Photo By
Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Lacy (RG392)
Rifle, CO
1586
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Union Pacific
The Minturn Local is about fifty cars long as it approaches the siding of Lacy. Some days, the local will make it as far as Gypsum on the Tennessee Pass Sub, but most days it only makes it as far as Lacy. There are several industries here that will be switched by the local. The train will enter the siding and the power will run around the train to perform the switching before heading back to Grand Junction.
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Photo ID: 100037
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, May 25, 2002 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Lacy
Lacy, CO
1547
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Subdivision
Railroad
Glenwood Springs (UP) Amtrak, BNSF
An eastbound BNSF manifest waits in the siding of Lacy, CO (about 3 miles west of Rifle, CO) as Amtrak 5, The California Zephyr, speeds by at nearly 80 miles per hour heading west toward Grand Junction. Note the conductor from the BNSF freight on the ground giving Amtrak a roll-by.
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