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Wish You Were Here - Volume 16 .... Union Pacific's LOA32 28 in Santa Ana, CA & Costa Mesa, CA on 12/28/2007
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The engine power for the mornings train under a partly cloudy sky.
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UPY 2747 approaching Greenville Street with the mountains just visible in the background sky.
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The 32 pulls passed Fairview as the crew prepare to cut the engines off and run around the train.
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After hooking up to the 7 loads for the LA Times, the LOA32 shoves towards Costa Mesa.
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The two 3GS20B's cut from the train near Susan Street as they set up for the run around.
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One of the crew watches as the engines cut back over to the main track at Fairview.
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As the train shoves towards Lake Center Drive they slow and prepare to stop short of Sunflower.
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And the other end of the train with the engines in view at Lake Center Drive.
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With a crewman riding the 32 takes the last curve before the final stretch to the LA Times.
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The conductor rides the steps as the 32 pulls off the LA Times spur with the empty boxcars
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Now done with switching the LA Times, the 32 heads east along Alton Blvd with the 5 empty boxcars. Photographed crossing Bear Street.
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Here is the UPY 2724 just inside the LA Times plant as they attach to the empty boxes and prepare to pull them out.
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A final shot taken along Alton as the 32 heads towards Bristol Road.
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The next grade crossing to the east is called Forest Ave.
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Now over near the old Holly Sugar yard, the 32 weaves through the power poles at Halladay St.
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Another image of the 32 on approach to Chestnut Ave with their 5 empty boxcars
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Traveling on the outskirts of the residential area the 32 appoaches Chestnut Ave and the Metrolink connector track.
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The shot that "Almost" was.. last ditch attempt to catch the engines before they rounded the curve north of Chestnut Ave.
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The final frame and end of my chase time with the 32 comes from the ped bridge at the Santa Ana train station.
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