Western Railroad Discussion Another fall color chase, sorta [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ Next ] Current Page: 1 of 2 This week, the Bluejays faced some real-world heartache with senior Chase Clabaugh losing his grandfather in a car accident. The Bluejays came together around Clabaugh though, supporting him. Suspect Neal Ulfers lays on the ground face down in handcuffs Monday after being taken into custody following a high-speed chase that reportedly began in Nebraska and ended at the junction of South Main Street (Business 71) and the Highway 71 bypass. As the title suggests Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now. Its kinda funny on this chase that the wife wanted to come along. Through everything the wife and I have been through (my work injury and her cancer battle) in almost 7 years, Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now is our wedding song, however It also fit this 10. Last shot of the chase. Now gaining substantial speed, CSX E/B stack train I-116 (Bedford Park, IL to Chambersburg, PA) is zipping along on track one of the Cumberland Sub. RF&P heritage tribute ES44AH-1836 is on the point, with ES44AHs 724 & 830 trailing behind. Not too far ahead, at Cherry Run, 1836 will make a hard left turn onto the Lurgan Sub, and cross the Potomac River on its way to. Big Boy's westbound leg of it's national tour perfectly lined up with my spring break this year, so TrekkingforTrains and I concocted a plan for a mad dash across Nevada and California with the goal of shooting Big Boy in Palisade Canyon, Sand Pass and a grand finale down the Feather River Canyon. PART 1 OF MORE TO COME. Don't go trapsing off along the funky, dusty Nevada Talcum Powder dust or get almost Stuck on a rocky or rutty dirt road (like I almost used to!) Just to get that one great shot! Leave that to the more experienced people who have the right vehicles and experien The word ‘surprise’ is a bit be misleading here. On my hometown KP I hardly ever just set out to do a chase. It’s usually a text message tip, or finding a train passing through town while out running errands that gets me up & running. Either way, even with the scant traffic the KP offers In October 1982 Roger Puta had a short chase into Feather River Canyon. The power consist was three Union Pacific SD40-2s numbered 3454, 3502, and 3320. 1. At Portola, CA 2. In the Canyon. 3. In the Canyon. Camp Chase railroad in Columbus replaced their old GP9s with 2 SD40-2 in Red, White, and Blue flag wrap.You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today!.