© 1998 Steve Barry steve@daylightimages.com
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The station in Flagstaff, Arizona, is now used by the Chamber of Commerce and Amtrak. Warbonnet-dressed Dash 8-40CW 887 leads a westbound past the station, which is located on Route 66 (10/3/98).
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A stack train cruises west past the weather station at Camp Navajo, located roughly halfway between Flagstaff and Williams, Arizona (10/3/98).
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BNSF 4756 has yet to receive all its markings, but first light finds it leading an eastbound through Williams Junction, Arizona (10/3/98).
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The Crookton Cut-Off winds its way through the mountains between Williams and Seligman, Arizona. Near Williams it hides in the hills, but from Crookton west to Seligman it runs along old Route 66. Just outside Williams we find "goat boat" Dash 9-44CW 963 leading an eastbound (10/3/98).
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Route 66 and the Santa Fe leave I-40 and wind north on a big bow between Seligman and Kingman. As the light fades, an eastbound works its way past the cattle pens of Peach Springs, Arizona (9/30/98).
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Many of the bridges still proclaim they are part of the Santa Fe, such as this one near Valentine, Arizona. Dash 9-44CW 714 is heading up an eastbound (9/30/98).
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