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[CBQ] 1976 American Freedom Train on the CB&Q

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Subject: [CBQ] 1976 American Freedom Train on the CB&Q
From: "John Lewis" <CBQJohn@msn.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 23:23:20 -0500
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Charlie,

I thought the Freedom Train arrived in Chicago from the east behind the T1; it 
left Chicago westbound behind 4449.  IIRC, 4449 arrived from the west running 
light and had a crossing encounter with a truck at a crossing (on the 
racetrack?) on the way to the EMD plant.  Feel free to drop me an email off 
list if you prefer ... I am a HUGE fan of the American Freedom Train!

Regards,
John Lewis
Palmyra Missouri

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  2. 1976 American Freedom Train on the CB&Q
      Posted by: "Charlie Vlk" cvlk@comcast.net<mailto:cvlk@comcast.net> 
n_cbqguy
      Date: Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:35 am ((PDT))

  On the return leg eastbound the GS4 with the freedom train ran into Chicago 
on the racetrack.
  I was commuting from Belmont at the time and decided to take a later train 
than normal to catch
  the train.
  Like all steam trains I've waited trackside for, it was running about an hour 
or more later than it
  was supposed to....  (at least I wasn't in a cold drizzle on top of a signal 
bridge at Congress Park
  worrying about a cop spotting me from the Ogden Avenue bridge before the 4960 
finally came through!!!).
  I managed to get a good shot of the BN bi-centennial 1776 unit which was 
running light as a pilot to
  the train... but aside from a few too-far-away shots didn't get a good image 
of the GS4.  I was 
  using a Olympus OM-1 and in my excitement managed to get a double exposure at 
the critical
  shot.
  I remember getting an impression that the GS4 was one well-crafted locomotive 
as it went by...
  something that I've heard people say of Lima products in general.
  Charlie Vlk
   

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