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FoddaCharter Member · 136 posts
My mate has just returned from a holiday in Oregon. Whilst there he remembered my interest in railways and has bombarded me with pictures of trains etc. One in particular is interesting...It's static in a town called Corvallis... looks like 2-8-2 wheel arrangement but the light was low when he took it. It's badged Georgia Pacific and has the number 5.Could you let us know what this is please.Thanks in advance for help.
Sorry, I had to go home and then off to the pub last night. Time difference will probably play a part here too. Anyway, yes, here's the picture he took:
Sorry again... had to be away from the computer for most of the weekend, decorating!Thanks for the sites, I'll check 'em out right now.
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FoddaCharter Member · 136 posts
RE: Engine info wanted please
LOL! It's a Baldwin 2-8-2 from 1922. At first glance I said to my mate "Well it's not a Baldwin, but I can't say what it IS." That'll teach me to try being Mr Know-It-All in future.