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it's early summer, A Union Pacific local had left Grand Junction 90 minutes earlier, and we pick up on the run as it leaves the main at Brendel and begins running down the Cane Creek Branch to Potsh. This branch was constructed in 1963 to carry various deposits (like salt, gypsum, and shale). A train heads down the branch once weekly.

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The train rolls through the countryside as it heads south.

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At a site called Seven Mile, the local does some switching. The tank cars (which is filled with brine for the highway department) are switched out for empties. After that, the local rolls through Bootleggger tunnel.

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Soon, the train reaches the end of the branch at Potash to do switching.

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[Unoriginal]

If I may ask, where are the geeps from? I don't think that's an SLI/danny beck model so thats why I'm asking.

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After doing some switching, the local departs Potash and begins heading north.

Unoriginal, it's been a long time since I got the geeps, so I don't know. Trainsim perhaps, maybe from the engine packs from the Siskurail side when it was around.

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The train rolls once again rolls through Bootlegger Tunnel as it heads north. The tunnel is 7,050 feet long.

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The train continues heading north as rolls through the countryside.

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[Peter B.]

@unoriginal: Re post #5 - yes, I can confirm that UP_GP38_376 and UP_GP_473 are contained in the Siskiyou Eng_Pack_02.rar file.

In the readme file it says:
** The Siskiyou Route obtained these engines from Parker Boots, who in turn received them
** from Danny Beck, who released them for public use saying that they can be used in any
** way except for commercial profit.

Regards, Peter

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Soon, the local rolls through Brendel Junction and returns to Grand Junction 90 minutes later.

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