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Submitted and photographed by: Jim
Schulz
Location: Milwaukee Light Engineering Society RR Park, Wisconsin.
Summer 2001
Locomotive: Maxitrak 0-4-2 Kerr-Stuart coal-fired narrow gauge
industrial locomotiveChristian, age 9, learns to fire up Pearl
JSchulz@kalmbach.com |
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people shots of the turntable at the new Canton, St. Paul and
Pacific Railway being constructed in GA.
Photographer: Kevin Doe
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Live Steam Family
Fun... Jeff, Debbie, Jeremy & Jeffery Badger enjoy a day out on the
high iron with their Soquel Pacific Coast live steamer, rolling
stock includes the custom made riding car, flats from Roll Models
and caboose from Midway.
Date: March 25, 2001
Location: Portola Valley & Alpine RR
Engine: modified "Wendy"
Photographer: Jannell Gallemore.
Btflco@aol.com
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Submitted by: Whit
Johnson
Location: Private Track in Central Iowa, November 2000
Locomotive: Little Engines 4-6-2 Pacific U.P.#2856 Owned by Whit
Johnson, Built in 1969 by Ron Beckman, Omaha, NE,
Engineer: Steve Muscato of Minnesota
The temperature was 25
degrees F. and the best steaming of the year.
whitames@juno.com
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Date: Saturday 1
September 2001
Location: 'Veluwse Stoomtrein Maatschappij' , the halt at Loenen,
between Apledoorn & Dieren in Holland.
Photo by: Erik-Jan Stroetinga
Locomotives: 7.25" gauge 4-6-0 express locomotive of the Dutch state
railway, meeting a preserved German 2-10-0 heavy goods engine class
50 (prototype).
This preserved Dutch steam railway has a steam meet with model
engineers once a year. The two locos were making this demonstration
run side by side at almost the same speed. Apart form the scale
difference of the locomotives, operation
and driving these loco were identical and they used a common source
for water, coal and oil.
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