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Westbound grain at Maryhill

Westbound grain train west of Maryhill, WA.
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TrainPohll
How did you get this shot Rob? Did you get there from Wishram? Does the road from Maryhill continue a little ways?
 
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Kyle, the road from Hwy 97 follows the tracks for about 3 miles. It is one of the greatest stretches of road in the world! The views, angles, and lighting are almost infinite. I could spend an entire day (or more) there. And most, if not all, of the road is the original SP&S right of way before the John Day Dam line relocation.
 

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