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Published: 2014-05-25 23:39:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 493; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 5
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A beastly old Pennsy locomotive sits in silence with several others.Maybe someday this one can roar again...
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"Maybe someday this one can roar again..."
I share your comment! I say Fire Up 6755! Praise for this giant!
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I remember seeing her
Impressive machines, those M1s.
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Such is the majesty to be expected of the greatest state in the union.
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Aha but Colorado is just as equal with fantastic motive power. Strasburg's #90 was born and raised as a Colorado locomotive before ever setting foot in the keystone state.
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We still have one thing that Colorado doesn't!
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The Amish.
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I consider that a good thing.
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HAH you and me both beech.
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Fuckin horse-carts had reflective signs mounted on them to be seen AND disruptive to traffic.
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Not to mention all the other archaic and disturbing religious nonsense
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You've obviously never heard of these guys then: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FHS2Eā¦
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I see someone paid visit to the PRR Museum. 
Something about the keystone on the smoke-box door. Just always made me proud. Made my heart race just a bit more. While my mind flies the stars and bars off an 1860s 4-4-0, my blood will always be Tuscan red.
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Something about Pennsylvania seems oddly familiar like my own home state. I like it.
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