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Hey Zak, here is a closer picture of the Klamath Falls roundhouse, or rather where it used to be. It was still standing when I first moved to Modoc.
RJ
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This time the first picture was a red x inside a large box, while the second one was a red x in a small box. I clicked on "The link" and got Forbidden. Both pictures stayed as red crosses. Then I clicked on Missoula turntable, and both pictures show, but The link still shows Forbidden.
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JSGreen wrote:not sure what is happening with the pictures, but it may be related to using the google picture web site, Picasaweb. Be interesting to know if another one acts the same way, or if your computer "learned" how to find "Picasa".
I went off of the forum and deleted my temporary internet pages and the same thing happened again.
Double hmmmm...
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nanaimo73 wrote: JSGreen- I could not see your posted picture, it was a red cross. After I used your Missoula Turntable link, the picture posted now works. Hmmmm..
JSGreen-
I could not see your posted picture, it was a red cross. After I used your Missoula Turntable link, the picture posted now works. Hmmmm..
Same thing happened for me.
JSGreen, sure you might like it now but wait for the winter. My buddy who lived in Mussoula loved it too but said that it got really cold. I guess a lot colder than Bozeman.
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JSGreen wrote:Here is another turntable in Missoula, MT, now a part of the Montana Rail Link.it looks like they still use it to turn the power...not sure if they actually do, because I havent seen it in use.
JSGreen,
your picture didn't come through so please try again. You don't live in Helena do you? I used to live in Bozeman and still wish that I did. One of my all time favorite places to railfan was Mullan Pass.
Guys,
I was looking around and noticed that some turntables are still around but the roundhouses aren't. Do you know if they still use the turntable but why would they rip down the roundhouse.
Here's a few examples:
Bakersfield, CA.
Helena, MT.
Klamath Falls, OR.
marcimmeker wrote:Just about every time I come to Trains.com a learn something! Didn't know UP had shays! What did they use them for? Mining branches in the area? greetings, Marc Immeker
Just about every time I come to Trains.com a learn something! Didn't know UP had shays! What did they use them for? Mining branches in the area?
greetings,
Marc Immeker
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Milby street round house and turntable.
Was a round house eons ago, still have a working turntable.
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Datafever wrote:and from utahrails.net-- Heavy maintenance (wheel and boiler work) on Shays was done at Lynndyl, then at Provo after Lynndyl was closed as a locomotive repair shop (when?). Locals that worked out of Lynndyl included the St. John Local, the Tintic Local, the Delta Local, and the Provo Mixed. The Lynndyl switcher was 2-8-0 number 6010. and from www.zoominfo.com--During a conversation in June 1977 with the author, Frank Acord, UP's Superintendent of Motive Power & Machinery, remembered many parts of his initial service on UP as a mechanic at both Lynndyl and Provo, Utah. According to Mr. Acord, UP's Shay locomotives at Tintic were always maintained at the engine house at Tintic. For more extensive repairs such as boiler work or wheel work, they were sent to the shops at Lynndyl, where there was large brick roundhouse, with several add-on all-concrete stalls. Mr. Acord remembered that during the 1940-1943 period that he worked at Provo, the Shay locomotives came to the Provo Joint Shops (with Utah Railway) several times for wheel and boiler work because UP had closed the shops at Lynndyl. Hope this helps!
and from www.zoominfo.com--During a conversation in June 1977 with the author, Frank Acord, UP's Superintendent of Motive Power & Machinery, remembered many parts of his initial service on UP as a mechanic at both Lynndyl and Provo, Utah. According to Mr. Acord, UP's Shay locomotives at Tintic were always maintained at the engine house at Tintic. For more extensive repairs such as boiler work or wheel work, they were sent to the shops at Lynndyl, where there was large brick roundhouse, with several add-on all-concrete stalls. Mr. Acord remembered that during the 1940-1943 period that he worked at Provo, the Shay locomotives came to the Provo Joint Shops (with Utah Railway) several times for wheel and boiler work because UP had closed the shops at Lynndyl. Hope this helps!
Tom
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zgardner18 wrote: eolafan wrote: Guys, how do you transport an image from Google Earth to this forum, I tried saving the image or copy/cut/paste and it would not work. My reason for asking is I have one to offer as a local example. What you need to do is once you get the picture that you like, go up to file and scroll down to save image (Ctrl+S) and save it to your desktop. Then go to a place like Photobucket.com and upload the picture. Next you highlight the 3rd box under the photo that says Img, right click and copy, then past on this page and you're done
eolafan wrote: Guys, how do you transport an image from Google Earth to this forum, I tried saving the image or copy/cut/paste and it would not work. My reason for asking is I have one to offer as a local example.
Guys, how do you transport an image from Google Earth to this forum, I tried saving the image or copy/cut/paste and it would not work. My reason for asking is I have one to offer as a local example.
What you need to do is once you get the picture that you like, go up to file and scroll down to save image (Ctrl+S) and save it to your desktop. Then go to a place like Photobucket.com and upload the picture. Next you highlight the 3rd box under the photo that says Img, right click and copy, then past on this page and you're done
grampaw pettibone wrote:Google Earth will not run on my XP. Once I get it installed, it gets to the login screen, tells me it's trying and then locks up. I have gotten a lot of use out of the Terraserver, but that is old B&W pix. Google looks much nicer in color.
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