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Photo ID: 101483
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Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Crescent
Crescent, CO
1807
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) BNSF
A westbound BNSF manifest is led by a New Image ES44DC at Crescent. The train is in the siding to meet the eastbound Ski Train which was already out of Cliff when the manifest entered the siding.
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Photo ID: 101484
Date Shot
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Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Blue Mountain
Arvada, CO
1836
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) Union Pacific
Grade crossing damage causing a headache! The grade crossing at Blue Mountain had some pretty serious damage done (although how, I'm not sure). The big problem was the piece of steel sticking about three inches up into the air. Not a big problem for westbounds, but there was a concern that eastbounds could catch the metal.
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Photo ID: 101485
Date Shot
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Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Blue Mountain
Arvada, CO
2276
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) Ski Train
A site that is repeated many times each year...although it was a bit different on this particular summer evening. Does the engineer look a bit lonely in the cab? The rest of the crew is down on the ground trying to jury-rig some damage to the road crossing. For the time being, the Ski Train is standing still!
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Photo ID: 101486
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Blue Mountain
Arvada, CO
1921
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) Ski Train
Two members of the Ski Train crew and the Chief Mechanic for the Ski Train check out some damage to the grade crossing at Blue Mountain. A few swings of the sledge hammer loosened the metal frame enough that it could be pushed back down by foot. The Ski Train itself waits patiently off to the left of the image.
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Photo ID: 101487
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Blue Mountain
Arvada, CO
2282
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) Ski Train
After loosing a piece of metal frame sticking up from the damaged grade crossing, the engineer onboard SKTX 242 takes the Ski Train across the grade crossing at "walking speed". Members of the Ski Train crew monitor the crossing from a safe distance to ensure no additional problems develop. After the entire train was clear of the crossing without incident, the crew walked back to the head-end and the train continued into town.
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Photo ID: 101488
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 21, 2007 Kevin Morgan
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Leyden
Arvada, CO
1703
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Moffat Tunnel (UP) Ski Train
Just east of Leyden, the Ski Train continues toward town with typical summer clouds looming to the south. You may notice in this shot that the Ski Train appears to be missing something...such as the Utah and Kansas which can typically be found on the train. The private cars were instead assigned to the Cheyenne Frontier Days train for the day, traveling north instead of west!
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