Does composition get any better than this? Beautifully done.
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"Dirt train?"
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Kurt; The term “dirt train” was the common name applied to the LJP45 local running out of Helper, Utah, (and, apparently other trains elsewhere that hauled the same commodities too…) that operated to a large landfill on the Sunnyside Branch at East Carbon. These trains hauled municipal waste (garbage) and contaminated dirt, along with other waste. Contaminated dirt is sometime called “dirty dirt” and is where the nickname “dirt train” came from.
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Thank you, Mike!
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| Posted by Jake B. on November 8, 2014 | |
Man, this is too cool! Great portrayal of Utah railroading!
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