I feel the need, the need for STEAM!!!!!!!

Great to hear this engine is still being used!

 

Canadian Pacific 4-6-4 Husdon #2816, June 10th 2004

 

Lenny, great photo! Where is that bridge? I am drooling because I will ride behind the 2816 and the 261 on July 3 if all goes well. Last time I saw both was at Steamtown in 1995, and the 2816 was in a sorry state (long before restoration.)

 

The bridge is CP's St. Laurent bridge here in Montreal.

 

By the way, the AUX. Tender is this old D&H Tender.



Photograph by Dave T. Klutchko at Binghamton, NY in 1986

 

Hi Darren;

Thanks for the info I was wondering where it came from.

Cheers, Lenny

 

Question, can I use your photo of this tender within my web site?

Here is that same tender historically behind D&H Challenger #1517 in Mechanicville, NY


Collection of Scott J. Whitney within the DHVM

 

Here it is again being shipped to CP for restoration.

 

and one last shot after the major restoration work.

 

Very Nice...

Tell me more about this one.

 

This is my first photo post I hope it works

 

Sten, it worked fine. One of them there Colorado narrow gauge locos. Got any more?

 

And a fine one at that!

[ 17. June 2004, 22:41: Message edited by: Stourbridge Lion ]

 

Thanx Guys,

I was fairly stoked when I found out how easy it was to post the pics. I only got 489 while in Antonito I didn't get pics of the loco on the rtn trip as it became quite overcast. Anyways I thought I would post this little lady about to go on a tour from Canberra station in Aug 2000

 

Sten, I thought given your posting #489 at Antonito Colorado from September 2000 that you might enjoy also seeing #484 that is also at Antonito from September 1992.


[ March 13, 2006, 01:51 PM: Message edited by: Stourbridge Lion ]

 

Thats a nice pic of #484 Darren , The only other locos I saw when there was K-37 #494 which is mothballed at Antonito and k-27 #463 which hauled the train back from Osier

Russell, I guess you could call #1210 and English locomotive with American influence or an American locomotive with English influence. Here is one that was heavily influenced by a US locomotive guess which one???

 

Nice shots Sten & great to see you posting!
This is my favourite loco & always will be!



Thats Boon Morrison on the left on a visit down under for our Narrow Gauge Conv. & proud
owner/builder Bruce McClintock on right,who sadly past away last Friday after a long battle with
cancer,he will be missed by many but never forgotten!

 

Sorry to hear about Bruce Jason, a type of person that you want to be apart of this hobby and an excellent builder my thoughts are with family and friends

Alex