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The Golden Sub only sees four trains per day, on average. When there is a lot of snow falling, that is sufficient time to cover the tracks up! It's up to this train to uncover and find the rails. Email Questions or Comments to the Webmaster. User Comments (2) Posted By Webmaster On Thursday, February 9, 2012 At 7:11:37 PM (PT) David-     The coal typically comes from western Colorado on the North Fork Branch. I don't know if it still runs, but in 2005, UP had a short coal train that ran to the Terror Creek load out. Terror Creek was only producing a very small amount of coal and I believe much of what little they were producing went to Coors. Posted By David On Thursday, February 9, 2012 At 7:03:00 PM (PT) Just where does the coal come from that Coors uses?? [ Add Comment ]

1858 views 2 comments Saturday, February 04, 2012 at 9:55:18 AM image date Location Information City or County and State Arvada, CO Subdivision Golden (BNSF) Milepost or Control Point MP 9 Train Information Railroad BNSF Model C44-9W Primary Unit Number BNSF 4922 Paint Scheme BNSF Heritage 2 Symbol Train Type 0-None Photo Information Camera Make/Model Canon / Canon EOS 40D ISO 200 Flash Did Not Fire Focal Length 300 mm Shutter 1/500 seconds Aperture f/11

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