Trucks and oil....

[Jeff Young]

Not C&S, and not even narrow gauge, but a great picture:



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[Don Gustavson II]

I like that idea. Looks neat. And does not take up much space.

[tonyk375]

That is my kind of oil loading dock!

[South Park]

  It is odd that this unload was not designed to have a spur onto elevated ground,
to use the magic of gravity to get the oil out of the rail car and into the distro carts
and tanks.  Why have the expense and hassle of a pump, when gravity just "makes
it flow" ???

[Jeff Young]

That's up in the oil fields of Alberta (ie: loading oil, not unloading).

[South Park]

  Ah, ...

[Jeff Young]

Ice this time:

[tonyk375]

Nice picture.  A great modeling scene.  It has come up before but a great book on Ice Houses from the Colorado RR Museum.  Has picture of the Denver Ice & cold Storage plant.

[Darel Leedy]

What an awesome photo Jeff!
Anyone interested in Denver icing operations may want to go back and visit Derrell Poole's fantastic comments here: Roper's Snaphot Saturday #11