RailPictures.Net Photo: WTCX 304 Weyerhaeuser Corporation EMD SW1200 at Kelso, Washington by Wendel Moran

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» Weyerhaeuser Corporation (more..)
» EMD SW1200 (more..)

» Rocky Point trestle
» Kelso, Washington, USA (more..)
» February 08, 1992

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» WTCX 304 (more..)
» Unknown

» Wendel Moran (more..)
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Weyerhaeuser's inbound Woods Line train to the Longview, Washington mill is crossing the spectacular trestle at Rocky Point. The tracks in the foreground are Burlington Northern's main line between Seattle and Portland.

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Make	Plustek
Model	OpticFilm 8200i