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BNSF 814 on the point of a westbound stack train climbing the eastern grade to the Cascade Tunnel with about 1/4 mi to go before it's all down hill to Puget Sound.
Built in 1955, this high hood GP9 has seen its share of rails. Originally DT&I 982, renumbered GTW 6052, to Rail Switching Services , to Fox River Valley, to Georgia Central, sold to RaiLink, numbered 1701 and served the Lakeland-Waterways. RailLink was bought by RailAmerica and the unit was...
This is an overhead shot of the west portal of the Cascade tunnel taken from Windy Pt tunnel on the old Great Northern High Line. Used a 500mm lens to make this feel more of model than real life.
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