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Member since Jun-18-04 · 714 posts

I recall that BN ran a Santa Train and it stopped in Union Station one year by the greeen train. Did they stop running it after the merger with SF?

Riding on Supertrain.

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RE: BNSF chirstmas train question

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They ran it up til a few years ago when lack of interest among other things caused the train to be stored in Springfield, MO which I believe its still there somewhere today...Austin

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RE: BNSF chirstmas train question

Actually, according to posts/pictures on TrainOrders, it went south over Cajon Pass on 12/6, lead by 2 D9's, with "Christmas Special" banners on the handrails.

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Member since Apr-12-03 · 555 posts

RE: BNSF chirstmas train question

Not real sure why the Springfield train stayed in mothballs this year, but have an idea the Grinch was involved

Happy Rails,
Chaz
(BNSF Conductor)
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