GR 3839
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 7:40 pm
I have finally brushed the dust off my camera! It's been over 3 months since I've taken a train picture. For a couple days now, GR 3839 has been sitting outside looking like this: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/pictur ... %20002.jpg
Prime mover has been removed with the long hood sitting next to the rest of the unit. Not sure where the prime mover went, or what will be done with it, but it's aparent that 3839 will be fixed, whether it gets a new engine, or gets its old one fixed.
The GP9's and MMRR 3836 are all alive and well, not sure about 73. 3836 and 180 were holding down the Waverly Turn for a while, but last night 180 was swapped out for 179.
My new house is due west about 1/2 mile from the old C&O/GTW diamond near Hackley St. in Muskegon. I can clearly hear horns, bells, wheels squeeling and even the clickety-clack! If I go outside and walk about 20 feet to Hackley St, I can see the train. Sweet!
Prime mover has been removed with the long hood sitting next to the rest of the unit. Not sure where the prime mover went, or what will be done with it, but it's aparent that 3839 will be fixed, whether it gets a new engine, or gets its old one fixed.
The GP9's and MMRR 3836 are all alive and well, not sure about 73. 3836 and 180 were holding down the Waverly Turn for a while, but last night 180 was swapped out for 179.
My new house is due west about 1/2 mile from the old C&O/GTW diamond near Hackley St. in Muskegon. I can clearly hear horns, bells, wheels squeeling and even the clickety-clack! If I go outside and walk about 20 feet to Hackley St, I can see the train. Sweet!
