POTB 4406
Stored out-of-service beside the Tillamook Air Museum
Still on guard at the former NAS Tillamook; it moved a few yards since my previous visit.
Two icons which have seen better days: POTB SD9E 4406 and the surviving blimp hangar of former NAS Tillamook.
Moving down to the end of the train to pull it on our way back
This is one of my favorite railroad pictures i've taken
Slowly approaching the switch
Grabbing the head-end of the train out of the old quarry"spur.
No,&your eyes don't deceive you, that's 5 SD9s! They are all facing the same way, I wonder how that happened.
Pullirg up the 3% grade at Cochran. I think this was actually a double, as the rails were quite shiny here but rusty on other parts of the line. They had enough cars where I can see where tonnage would have warranted it.
POTB FX-4414-20 heads through Manning.
7000HP worth of SD9s switches at Banks.
The engine my AIM Screenname honors is on the point of FX-4414-18 at Banks while doing some switching.
My namesake on AIM unit (POTB 4406 is me) is the second unit on the FX-4414-20...