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While the train was just a power car, dining car and caboose, it featured two locomotives. After departing Chadron, we stopped at Bordeaux to get a few photos with trees before we hit the sand hills of western Nebraska. |
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A few more miles along a bridge was justification for
a photo stop. We issued a rattlesnake warning, but the photos were great!
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Heading east out of Rushville, we stopped for photos at the top of the hill. |
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There used to be a station named Irwin near here, but
today the only thing around was a small passenger train and a photo
line on a hill. Lunch was served here on the train. The chicken with
garlic and potatoes in maple syrup was superb!
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After touching the last rail of the line, we backed to Merriman for a bus ride back to Chadron. Good thing that we came this far as the railroad has applied to abandon this end of the railroad. |
All photos this page by Barton Jennings
This page last revised: February 17, 2006
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