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| Keywords: amtrak train vehicle outdoor railroad locomotive Roger Puta located himself on the inside of the upper leg of the horseshoe curve above San Luis Obispo one day in March 1985. He shot a freight train, which I'll post and the Coast Starlight, both uphill trains. Amtrak 292 and a sister F40PH were in charge of the Coast Starlight that day. First he caught it on the trestle on the end of the lower leg of the horseshoe a little north of San Louis Obispo. Then he squeezed off three shots after it rounded the curve and was climbing toward him. It's all up hill since before the trestle and well beyond where he was standing. ERROR. This is a different train led by 232 not 292. Roger tricked me! Roger Puta located himself on the inside of the upper leg of the horseshoe curve above San Luis Obispo one day in March 1985. He shot a freight train, which I'll post and the Coast Starlight, both uphill trains. Amtrak 292 and a sister F40PH were in charge of the Coast Starlight that day. First he caught it on the trestle on the end of the lower leg of the horseshoe a little north of San Louis Obispo. Then he squeezed off three shots after it rounded the curve and was climbing toward him. It's all up hill since before the trestle and well beyond where he was standing. ERROR. This is a different train led by 232 not 292. Roger tricked me! Roger Puta located himself on the inside of the upper leg of the horseshoe curve above San Luis Obispo one day in March 1985. He shot a freight train, which I'll post and the Coast Starlight, both uphill trains. Amtrak 292 and a sister F40PH were in charge of the Coast Starlight that day. First he caught it on the trestle on the end of the lower leg of the horseshoe a little north of San Louis Obispo. Then he squeezed off three shots after it rounded the curve and was climbing toward him. It's all up hill since before the trestle and well beyond where he was standing. <b>ERROR.</b> This is a different train led by 232 not 292. Roger tricked me! amtrak Coast Starlight in the Cuesta Hills above San Luis Obispo, 1985 - 4 Photos (31042475486).jpg en Roger Puta located himself on the inside of the upper leg of the horseshoe curve above San Luis Obispo one day in March 1985 He shot a freight train which I'll post and the Coast Starlight both uphill trains <br> Amtrak 292 and a sister F40PH were in charge of the Coast Starlight that day First he caught it on the trestle on the end of the lower leg of the horseshoe a little north of San Louis Obispo Then he squeezed off three shots after it rounded the curve and was climbing toward him It's all up hill since before the trestle and well beyond where he was standing <br> <br> <b>ERROR </b> This is a different train led by 232 not 292 Roger tricked me 2016-11-17 23 11 52 https //www flickr com/people/129679309 N05 railfan 44 https //www flickr com/photos/129679309 N05/31042475486/ User Fæ/Flickr API Puta's Amtrak Photos I love Amtrak railfans EMD United States Locomotive Photographers Western Railroads Amtrak EMD/ MPI F40PHs American Rails Amtrak Long Distance Trains Steel Rails Across North America North American Railroads Railroad Photographer USA/Canada U S Railfan Pictures All Locomotives Railroad Picture Hall of Fame Classic EMD Power EMD Gallery North American Railroad Stations Everything Amtrak Railroad Sightings Amtrak Nationwide Railroad Photography Junction Amtrak Mel Finzer RogerPuta Amtrak Photographs by Roger Puta Photos uploaded from Flickr by Fæ using a script 1985 in rail transport in the United States | ||||
