MILW The path that leads...

W Neal May 25, 2011

  1. W Neal

    W Neal TrainBoard Member

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    Down by the Yellowstone, where the Milwaukee once roamed...
     

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  2. BoxcabE50

    BoxcabE50 HOn30 & N Scales Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    *Sigh* I was leafing through a book earlier today. had flashes of old memories. Oh well.

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  3. Kurt Moose

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    Whata great bridge. Isn't this where the Olympian went off the rails in a wicked rainstorm that flash-flooded the stream bed?
     
  4. BoxcabE50

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    Kurt-

    No that was a much different style of smaller bridge/trestle over a streambed which is usually almost or completely dry. At bridge AA-438 on Custer Creek, near Saugus.

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  5. BoxcabE50

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    I only see three spans in the photo, so am uncertain. The only bridges I can think of start just west of (bridge BB-8, Yellowstone River) Fort Keogh, and on east of Miles City. But those are all four spans. At first I though of BB-8, but it's been so long since my last explorations...

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  6. HemiAdda2d

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    Miles City strikes me first, but I have never seen it, so I donno. Might be another span out of view.
     

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