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» Alaska Railroad (more..)
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» Chase, Alaska, USA (more..)
» September, 2010 |
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» ARR P31 (more..)
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» Chris Starnes (more..)
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| Remarks & Notes |
| It is a damp and dreary early fall afternoon as seen from one of ARR's cab cars (former Amtrak F40PH #244) on the rear of Alaska Railroad's Hurricane Turn as we fly through Chase, Alaska at 63 mph. On the head (south) end of the train, GP40-2 #3011 provides the power and HEP for the train consisting of one baggage car and two coaches. The Hurricane Turn is one of the last flag-stop mainline trains in the United States and is well worth spending a day on for anyone visiting the Alaska RR. Photo taken and posted with Alaska RR permission in the non-controlling cab car. |
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