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The Gold Bar turn heading back north after a run down to Richmond Beach to drop off asphalt tank cars and drop off a covered hopper car of portland cement for the Brightwater tunnel project pulled by some old geep 30s/geep39s also waiting on main two is the roadrailer pulling some slot cars and...
BNSF 7636 leads an eastbound Z-Train across the swollen Skykomish River near Gold Bar,WA
Now below flood stage,the river is slowly receeding to pre-flood levels.
This shot is taken at the crew change point at Boston Bar, BC. That guy in the photo is Jon Bentz. I don't mind that he's in the photo, we had so much fun taking pictures that it just didn't matter.
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