Multi-direction sequentially sched-
uled business train events also appear to be occurring more often. In this sce- nario the train is utilized for an event on-board and/or to a specific destina- tion, laying-over a few hours to a few days then departing with an on-board event and/or to its original point of ori- gin or an alternative destination. The opportunities to see a business
train, other than happening to be in the right place at the right time, usually
TOP: A BNSF Officers’ Special crosses the Klickitat River at Lyle, Wash., on May 30, 2001. The train operated from Vancouver, Wash., to Klamath Falls, Ore. MIDDLE: Five FP45s/F45s lead the Marketing & Power Bu- reau Film Special near Blue Cut on Cajon Pass on February 19, 1983. BELOW: A publicity train for Maersk is at MP 57 on Cajon Pass on August 23, 1990. A Santa Fe GP60M received a special paint scheme as a film crew cap- tured footage for the shipping company.
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