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Saturday, November 24, 2007
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Kevin Morgan
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MP 636
Denver, CO
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1777 (Add a Comment)
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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This is a scene that UP would stop tomorrow, if it were possible. This train is coming out of 36th Street on the Limon Subdivision. UP hopes that in the not-to-distant future, the CRIP (Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific) line between the Belt Industrial Lead and Sandown Junction will be restored. If and when that happens, coal trains will no longer traverse this section of track.
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Monday, August 13, 2007
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Kevin Morgan
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Roydale
Denver, CO
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1924 (Add a Comment)
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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In the 70's and 80's, you could always count on Union Pacific for a unique power combination. A GP30 followed by a DD35B followed by an SD24, or some such lashup. Today, unique power is harder to come by. However, this GP40-2/GP60/GP38-2/GP38-2 lashup isn't too bad! UP's Roydale Local is getting ready for a full day of switching.
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Friday, August 10, 2007
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Kevin Morgan
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Sandown Junction
Denver, CO
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1511 (Add a Comment)
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Limon (UP)
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Union Pacific
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Sometimes the rain can be a pain when you are working to get some pictures of trains. Sometimes, on the other hand, it can really work to your advantage! There have been quite a few afternoon thunderstorms in the Denver area the last week or two, and the water is building up in places. Such is the case just west of Ulster Street as this loaded coal train heads east (away from the camera) for the KP line.
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