A new industrial park means a new BNSF branch line in Pasco. Design contract has been approved, and now the work to connect the railroad with this new commerce resource is underway.
It's nice for once to see "Add" instead of "Abandon" in terms of tracks!
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Kurt Clark
Bellevue, WA, United States
Kurt is a perpetual gearhead; he has been riding a bicycle since 1970, working on a car since 1978, and riding a motorcycle since 1986. He usually has 3 or 4 mechanical projects going at a time, plus a houseful of things that need to be fixed. He's also a habitual sketcher, drawing pictures of cars, airplanes, and trains in pen and pencil since he was four years old. Kurt and his wife are life-long Pacific Northwesterners and WSU Cougars to the core. When he's not doing technical support or working on his `59 Chevy Biscayne, Kurt is camping, watching movies, or photographing trains and railroad subjects with his sons David and Jack.
Last August Seattle area sightings
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It has been awhile since I last posted on the Seattle Sub Blog and as I did
photograph a few movements over the past few days now have something I can
add....
Away From The Big Sky
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Leaving some place you really enjoy is never easy. I’ve often considered
what it is about Montana that makes it so hard for me to leave. I’ve come
to the...
A Whale: The Rail Connection
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Boothville, Louisiana, July 2010. In 1968, gadfly Andy Warhol said "In the
future, everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes." Since then, the
quo...
Brownfields and Open Spaces
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There's a term used to describe abandoned industrial sites: brownfields.
Across the expanse of the United States these places exist as reminders of
hust...
Through the Portal at Sunset
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/pepper378/ / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Came across this
picture on Flickr when I was searching for something unrelated to
railroading, b...
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