DLMX 274
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Dinner train power.
I waited for a good sunrise shot of this unit.
The svn rises on anew day at the Oregon Coast Scenic's shops and station in Garibaldi.
A fhrmer Great Northern F7 that has been restored back into its orginal paint.
This locomotive is now stranded in Garbaldi. The track between here and Portland was cut during a storm several years ago and has not been rebuilt.
stuck on the rong end of the POTB, and for sale? At POTB shop in Garibaldi,OR.
As is where is! Stuck on the roung side of POTB!
Came booming into Garibaldi along the POTB and stumbled across Doyle McCormack's ex-GN F7A, along with two ex-CNJ RDC-1s, all at the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad facility.
bum shot
stranded on the POTB...
as Sam would say, "in yo face foo!"
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
Oregon State Scenic Railroad
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
any idea on when this guy runs?
did not expect to see this! especially not on the coast!
Hello, crew!
The engineer and conductor probably discussing the next movements.
The Civil War train has arrived at the deboarding area outside Reser Stadium.
The Civil War train running along Sixth Ave. in downtown Corvallis.
Various power to the south of the W&P locomotive shop.
Taken by my grandson.
Hiding in the yard.
DLMX and DLMX 1210 Plum Creek running from Albany to Corvallis, OR
Young railfan about to get the ride of this life.
DLMX 274 at Albany, OR
DLMX 274 at the Albany station.
DLMX 274 backing into the station at Albany, OR
Some of the locomotives sitting south of the locomotive repair shop.
Busy PNWR at Linnton.
On duty for the PNWR. A rare F7A still working!
The F7A on duty for PNWR
My favorite P&W enging poses with my favorite "other" engine :p
We gave the F unit to the Linnton Switcher. Here they are backing down to get our train.
Big train.
Being the engineer is a good thing.
Posing outside Tunnel #1
Preparing to head for Linnton from banks....
Abreviated Empire Builder.
Front view.
From the other side. The car behind it is the Plum Creek.
Doyle McCormack's F7A in GN colors. This is an operable locomotive.