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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Michaelson</i> <br /><br />I watched the official UP website and was fascinated by their GPS tracking of the 3985 when it traveled across Wyoming. One morning I was quite amused, as I clicked on the GPS map, and the indicator that showed where the loco was sitting was no where to be seen. I clicked around to see if I could find it, and a message popped up on the screen that stated 'The Union Pacific Railroad Co. has no idea where engine 3985 is currently standing. Please stand by for updates.' <br /> <br />Uh, ok, so how do you lose something that big? [:D] <br /> <br />Regards! Michaelson <br />[/quote] <br /> <br /> <br />I talked to a BNSF engineer about a month ago. He told me he had to convince the management at BNSF that they actually had a train in Little Rock that he and his conductor could take north. The train had been parked two days before that and was just setting. They lost the whole freight train for 2 days. [:0] [B)] [8] <br /> <br />
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