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McCloud Rails : Chasing the Yard & Hill Job
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Photo Essay by Libbi and Shelby Landrock |
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In early April 2005 the Landrock family journied south to McCloud to photograph freight operations. All photos
on this page are by Libbi or Shelby Landrock and are used with permission.
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The #38 leads a healthy cut of empty covered hoppers and centerbeams uphill out of Mount Shasta City. Libbi Landrock photo.
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Caboose #102 bringing up the rear. Libbi Landrock photo.
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The train is seen here near Hooper with Black Butte rising in the background. Libbi Landrock photo.
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Caboose #102. Libbi Landrock photo.
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Shelby Landrock photo.
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Shelby Landrock photo.
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The #38 cresting the top of the summit at Pierce. Libbi Landrock photo.
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Shelby Landrock photo.
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The #102 leads the train one mile out of McCloud. Shelby Landrock photo.
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Shelby Landrock photo.
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Shelby Landrock photo.
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Caboose #102 leads the train into the upper end of the McCloud yard. Libbi Landrock photo.
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Libbi Landrock photo.
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With the train tucked away in the yard, the #38 heads for the barn. Shelby Landrock photo.
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