NOTE: This message had contained at least one image attachment. To view or download the image(s), click on or cut and paste the following URL into your web browser: http://lists.railfan.net/listthumb.cgi?erielack-11-08-08 summittower.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 162523 bytes, BF: 4.84 ppb) summityard.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 273074 bytes, BF: 2.88 ppb) caboosep_d.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 170897 bytes, BF: 4.60 ppb) locop_d.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 120286 bytes, BF: 6.54 ppb) drilling.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 169175 bytes, BF: 4.65 ppb) meetatstirling.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 184262 bytes, BF: 4.27 ppb) lastcrew.jpg (image/jpeg, 1024x768 183940 bytes, BF: 4.28 ppb) Thanks to a lister (who wishes to remain anonymous), here's a set of photos from the last freight run on the Passaic & Delaware (aka the Gladstone Branch)... Here's the writeup... - ----------------------------------------- The last freight run on the NJT Gladstone Branch took place on Friday, November 7. Norfolk Southern's Dover-based H-02 ran east out of Dover with GP40-2 3010 and Conrail bay window caboose following train 6624. They laid up in Summit Yard for a time (see photos Summittower and Summityard) then followed train 413 west onto the Branch(see photos caboosep&d and locop&d). They met train 418 at Murray Hill) then worked at Reheis. There were 6 cars remaining at the plant which needed to be removed (see photo drilling) After these cars were drilled together and pulled onto the main and shoved against the caboose, the entire train shoved west to Stirling to meet train 420 and then 415 (see photo meetatstirling). While there the crew posed for a "last run" photo with the locomotive decorated with appropriate sign and white "extra" flags (see photo lastcrew). The Erie Lackawanna Mailing List http://EL-List.railfan.net/ To Unsubscribe: http://Lists.Railfan.net/erielackunsub.html ------------------------------
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