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Apache Railway

APA Southbound Local Freight Train smokes it up as they depart Holbrook, Az. after interchanging with BNSF bound for Snowflake, Az.
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Alco's typically smoke like this, it's a trademark of the Alco, but grantid they are old & may have some problems, but didn't seem to have any problems when I visited them last year. I'm happy to have some shots of Apache Railway's Alcos before they decide to get rid of them, I'm sure they won't last forever
 

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