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Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Kevin Morgan
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36th Street
Denver, CO
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2055 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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Union Pacific, Rio Grande
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Here's a Tunnel Motor that has seen better days! UP 9872 started life as DRGW 5407 many years ago. Now, the "Rio Grande" on the conductors side of the long hood is almost gone (and it is completely gone on the right side). The unit had been sitting in Burnham for the past four months and was seen here at the 36th Street Yard. The writing on the fuel tank says "Running from the answer brings us no closer to the truth".
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Kevin Morgan
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Superintendents Spur
Denver, CO
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Yard Shots
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Sitting in the equipment yard, this SW600 (#15-1, Public Service of Colorado) normally works at the Cherokee power plant off the Belt Industrial Lead near York Street. The unit shove coal trains through the rotary tilt. Apparently it is having some problems though and has been (temporarily) replaced by a UP unit. The switcher is seen here sitting in the Equipment Yard at the same place where UP 1989 was unveiled in June 2006!
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Kevin Morgan
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MP 633
Denver, CO
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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15 years ago and this train would probably not be visible at its current location as it would be in a tunnel underneath a runway! Prior to the construction of Denver International Airport, Stapleton International Airport had north/south runways that went right over the tracks here. Today, the MDVSI-13 is starting its trek east across the plains.
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Kevin Morgan
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MP 633
Denver, CO
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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Looks like a whole lot of power for not much train. In reality, the first two units (an ES44AC and an SD70M) are the only two even on, let alone loading. The six 40-series units trailing may well be headed for a torch. They've all been stored in a "dead line" at Burnham for the past six months. By comparison, UP 7814 is one of the newest units on UP's roster, having been delivered on March 8, 2008 - just over one month before this shot was taken!
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
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Kevin Morgan
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Sable
Denver, CO
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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Even though only two of the eight units in this shot are actually on, it still isn't very often you see so many units on a train these days! The six 40-series units being towed are: WP 7888, UP 3167, UP 9872, UP 8860, UP 3144 and WP 7901. (Incidentally, UP uses "WP" on units that are scheduled for retirement -- it does not represent a unit that was once on the Western Pacific roster!)
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