Fallen Flags: SP and BN pool power at Palmer Lake
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i like the SP`s old scheme rather then the 90`s swoosh logo. and i miss the BN engines without them having BNSF crudely patched over the proud name of: Burlington Northern
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Death to F.R.E.D. !!!! Bring back the caboose!!!
All Comments (56)
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@theamtrakvirus Can you make a video of you climbing in them and checking them out because im really interessted
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@theamtrakvirus Where is this?
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Are those SATX reporting marks?
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You should have said in the description: Notice the caboose! LOL
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i live near old sp tracking thats no longer in use. but not too far from me is some bn e series a and b set (e8 maybe) and a old sp sd9 both just sitting and rusting. its a shame to see them like that. :/
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Might be a stupid question but where did the Cotton Belt run? Figuring close proximity to SP might explain the similar paint jobs
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@ The SterlingLoopTroop- Pool power mean to pool power or to share and put together the power to the train from the SP and the BN.
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WHAT DOES POOL P0WER MEAN?
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The video quality is great from such vintage film... I take it you were using a camcorder with VHS tape?
why do u keep getting rare trains?
derailluver 4 years ago
I'm ancient. I've been shooting video since 1981, film since 1979.
e44e33 4 years ago
Wheres Palmer Lake?
mustlx 4 years ago
South of Denver on the way to Colorado Springs. About 2 miles northwest of Monument on Route 105.
e44e33 4 years ago
Great camera work and editing! The SP SD45T-2's prove you didn't shoot this video last week. :) What video camera did you use back in 1982?
cchan006 4 years ago
It was an RCA, single tube, vidicon--a VFP-170 I think.
e44e33 4 years ago