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Saturday, September 5, 2020
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Kevin Morgan
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Walnut Street
Denver, CO
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944 (Add a Comment)
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Colorado Springs (UP)/Pikes Peak (BNSF)
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BNSF
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Typically, westbound/southbound trains running through Denver (across the Brush and Joint Line) will change crews in the yard. However, the two tracks in the yard where this happens - Coal 1 and Coal 2 - were both plugged with trains when BNSF 6017 rolled through. So, the train is headed down to Englewood. There, a new outbound crew will relieve the current crew that brought the train west from Sterling. Here, the train approaches Walnut Street with Empower Field at Mile High in the background beyond I-25.
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Sunday, July 19, 2020
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Kevin Morgan
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Walnut Street
Denver, CO
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939 (Add a Comment)
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Colorado Springs (UP)/Pikes Peak (BNSF)
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Union Pacific
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The home of the Denver Broncos is now Empower Field at Mile High, a name it has had for just over a year. The stadium has gone through multiple names since opening in 2001. It started as Invesco Field at Mile High. Ten years later, in 2011, the named changed to Sports Authority Field at Mile High. When Sports Authority went bankrupt, the name ended up changing to Broncos Field at Mile High for about 18 months prior to Empower taking the naming rights.
In the foreground, a pair of mid-train swing helpers shove on a southbound UP coal load as an RTD Light Rail W-Line train heads for Union Station.
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Sunday, July 19, 2020
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Kevin Morgan
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Walnut Street
Denver, CO
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975 (Add a Comment)
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Colorado Springs (UP)/Pikes Peak (BNSF)
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Union Pacific
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It is pretty rare these days to catch a UP train on the Joint Line. Other than the almost-daily MNYPU and MPUNY manifest trains that run between North Yard and Pueblo, there isn't usually much Armour Yellow to be found. The MNYPU and MPUNY typically run overnight. However, I got a tip that a loaded coal train was making a daytime appearance! So, we start here at Walnut Street in Denver as the train approaches a clear signal at Walnut Street on Main 1.
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