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The trees are green, and this is last year when the Plover job goes past the Stevens Point depot after serving the paper mill that is a half mile west of here. |
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| Another day and another month, a mile north of Plover |
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| And they got a colorful one for school. |
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| The locomotive was turned on the Plover wye, how convenient for photographers. |
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| Passing the concrete plant at Patch Street, and the north end of the P-Line. |
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| Same loco, different day, facing a different direction. |
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| I am guessing this is a school locomotive, I see a full house of men in yellow safety vests inside. |
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And sometimes both locos are together by the Plover yard office. (many times, the school locomotive is parked further back in the yard) |
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| And being a school locomotive, it seems to get wyed often. |
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| Water Street, with the Plover job pulling cars from Vetter switch to the Point yard, August 2024 |
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| pulling in to the Point yard |
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| These photos are not all in chronological order, this would be a school engine coming around the wye, last year |
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The Plover job crossing Post Road / Business highway 51 on its way back to Plover, probably last winter before the snow. It is usually a light loco going south; they set all their work pulled from the paper mill in Point yard. |
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| We didn't get much snow last winter, this seems to be my only snow picture |
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It's Spring, and here's another Bessemer, one digit lower than the other one. I think this ended up working iron ore in Minnesota after this. |
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This page was wrote in August 2024.
