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some new Union Pacific pictures from around the west.

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Posted by dehusman on Friday, November 26, 2004 12:52 AM
The BNSF abandoned the warbonnet. Arguably the most recognizable paint scheme in all of railroading and they ditched it.

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Posted by locomutt on Thursday, November 25, 2004 10:41 PM
Nice shot of the "cropduster" attacking the eastbound![:)]

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, November 24, 2004 9:53 PM
Nice Photos the UP has the nicest paint scheme in railroading today.
What ever happened to the Warbonet paint? Did BNSF get rid of that tradition?
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some new Union Pacific pictures from around the west.
Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, November 24, 2004 9:51 PM
here is my latest batch[:D]

just east of Santa Rosa, NM.


a cropduster comes in low to attack an eastbound coal train in Nebraska[:D]


a pair of helpers on the rear. i think i took this picture in either central CA or in Oregon.


UP SD70M 4666 leads a westbound in Nebraska.


UP SD70M 4083 leads a stack train through the weeds in Nebraska


a pair of SD90/43MAC's lading an eastbound coal train.


a pair of phase 2 SD90MAC's lead a westbound in Nebraska. they sure are getting uglier, but i like em!


a train with a UP SD40T-2 heading east out of Yuma, AZ.


i am pretty sure i took this one in Nebraska. it's lookin like rain...


I shot this picture on old Route 66 in Arizona. still dont know what this UP train was doing on the BNSF transcon. maybe he made a wrong turn[:D]


these 2 shots have been entered into evidence. several BNSF locomotives were kidnapped and found running on the UP line in Nebraska.





well, thats all of the UP action for today. enjoy!

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