June 26th- Small Group, BIG FUN

Post date: Jun 28, 2014 8:23:14 PM

As often in the summer, other things occupy our time. So it was this night as eight members of the SUE LINE Crew had a night full of fun.

Let's catch a ride on SUE LINE Train 75, a northbound grain train (above) . Here we see the SUE LINE 3909, a GP-39, at the freight depot in Leming.

Train 75, a northbound grain train, (above) is seen at RCX.

Train 75, a northbound grain train, (above) is next seen near Crawley's Ridge.

Train 75, a northbound grain train (above) is noted just south of Sue City.

Entering Sue City, Train 75, a northbound grain train (above)

meets a southbound container train.

The lead unit of Train 75, SUE LINE, 3909, a GP-39, (above)

is noted on the interchange track at Sue City.

A southbound manifest (above) is noted on the east mainline in Sue City.

The north end of Sue City shows two local switchers working.

A Kansas City Southern (KCS) diesel (above, front) and a

Chesapeake and Ohio (C&O) steam locomotive (above, back)).

Train 75, a northbound grain train (above) is seen moving through Robinson.

We next see Train 75, (above) a northbound grain train

 at the south end of Brandon.

Train 75, a northbound grain train (above) is seen

moving into Union Street Yard.

SHOTS ALONG THE WAY---

North Park Industry (above).

Reflection (above) at the south end of Sue City.

Passing the Sperry Rail Car #126 (above) at Robert's Crossing.

Looking back on passing the Sperry Rail Car #126 (above) at Robert's Crossing.

A quiet time in Sue City. A Kansas City Southern (KCS)

(above, front) local switcher and a northbound freight (above, back).

The Chesapeake and Ohio (above,back) local switcher in Sue City

along with another northbound local freight (above, front).

A northbound freight (above) in Robinson.

A northbound freight (above) crossing a state highway.

A southbound freight (above) leaving BUSY Yard.

A southbound freight (above, front) and

a local freight (above, back) in Brandon.

A southbound freight (above) in south Sue City.