CAJON
| THE HOGGER WAVES AS HIS MOUNTAIN PASSES BY RUNNING LIGHT. THE FIREMAN CAN BE SEEN TOO. |
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THE SECTION GANG HOUSE, THE ROUTE 66 BRIDGE, AND THE YARD BRIDGE OVER THE DRY WASH CAN BE SEEN AS THE TRAIN ROLLS THROUGH CAJON. |
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THIS VIEW OF THE SECTION GANG HOUSE REVEALS THE CONCRETE OUTHOUSES. |
| THE PASSING TRAINS DON'T SEEM TO BE BOTHERING THE FELLOW SNOOZING AT THE BACK OF THE DEPOT. THE RIGHT PHOTO IS TAKEN FROM THE WEST END. YOU CAN SEE THE SECTION GANG HOUSE, THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT AND THE BRIDGE OVER THE WASH. |
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A FREIGHT WAITS IN THE EASTBOUND SIDING FOR A PASSENGER TRAIN TO PASS. THE CAJON FREIGHT HOUSE CAN BE SEEN IN THE DISTANCE. THE PHOTO ON THE RIGHT SHOWS THE PASSENGER F-3 PASSING THE FREIGHT HOUSE. THE DRGW GONS ARE EMPTIES HEADED BACK FOR MORE UTAH COAL TO FEED THE FONTANA STEEL PLANT |
| A MOUNTAIN PASSES OVER A WASH WEST OF THE DEPOT. THE ROUTE 66 BRIDGE CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND. SINCE I DO NOT MODEL KEENBROOK, WE USE CAJON AS A WATER STOP. THE SHOT ON THE RIGHT IS THE WATER COLUMN AT THE WEST END. |