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Jim Harville
  • Rancho Cordova, CA
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simon schwartz-cutler left a comment for Jim Harville
"y u no put titles on your pictures?"
May 16
Richard A Custer commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"Before the modules were built the tracks crossed highway 101, the CWR super skunk train would back their train across highway 101. After turning their train and wait there until it was time to pull down to the depot and load and depart."
May 6
Fred Waldsmith commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"Sherwood branch, I'm not sure about, it did go across the Hiway, and then the modules (lodging) was built up there behind those trees."
May 4
Mike Davis commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"wasn't this track the start of the Sherwood branch at one point in time?"
May 4
Fred Waldsmith commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"The stem of the wye, which used to cross Hwy 101."
May 4
Fred Waldsmith commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"looks like Samoa in background??"
Apr 29
Zachary M. Toler commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"I have seen the very SP car you're talking about-Daylight on one side, Lark Grey on the other. I think a tourist website company owns it, but I don't remember what it was called for sure.   Zachary M. Toler"
Mar 20
Zachary M. Toler left a comment for Jim Harville
"Thanks, Jim! I will let you know next time I go to Sacramento. I was about 5 last time I was at CSRM, and I didn't appreciate it as much as I would today! Dad started filming, but the camcorder died about 10 minutes in, so we don't have…"
Mar 20
Robert Cozad and Jim Harville are now friends
Mar 18
Jim Harville commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"Zach, this was the "Heritage Zephyr" rolling into Portola for RR Days 2010.  A lot of fascinating equipment in the consist.  Check out my Portola10 album for some great pics!  Funny story...  As I was chasing it up the…"
Mar 17
Jim Harville and Zachary M. Toler are now friends
Mar 17
Zachary M. Toler left a comment for Jim Harville
"Hey, Jim! I haven't seen any activity from you in a while on here. Just thought I'd check in. I hope everything is well with you and yours, and that you're just busy. Sorry to bother you if that's the case.…"
Jan 25
P&SRkid commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"Pretty close..maybe same owner..who knows."
Nov 20, 2011
Zachary M. Toler commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"They aren't quite a match to these, but good catch anyway, Chad!   Zachary M. Toler"
Nov 20, 2011
P&SRkid commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"Hey guys, I think I found these car's sisters abandoned down in San Deigo area: http://www.jakereinig.com/blog/?p=1901"
Nov 20, 2011
Zachary M. Toler commented on Jim Harville's photo
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"It may not be here much longer, I understand that the museum is purging all non WP/SN/UP or subsidary roads equipment. That may have something to do w/ THA getting the 4 SP commute cars that were here.   Zachary M. Toler"
Aug 1, 2011

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For those interested, you may wish to check out my website at pacificironhorse.com for more train related stuff!

It is still a work in progress, but I plan to have a gallery of my own photography up soon, (1400 train related pics and counting!), as well as an e-commerce set-up for the wooden trains I build with my son. Later I hope to offer N and O scale kits and details in white metal and resin, although it may be awhile before I have anything in that category I consider commercially viable!

The site also includes links to my favorite internet sites, so please stop by and poke around! Don't forget to leave me a comment and tell me what you think!

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At 8:56am on May 16, 2012, simon schwartz-cutler said…

y u no put titles on your pictures?

At 9:13pm on March 20, 2012, Zachary M. Toler said…

Thanks, Jim! I will let you know next time I go to Sacramento. I was about 5 last time I was at CSRM, and I didn't appreciate it as much as I would today! Dad started filming, but the camcorder died about 10 minutes in, so we don't have too much of it on film! I would definitely want to see the Placerville branch, too, when I go down there. In the meantime, I have plans to go hiking on the old ROW in Fortuna and the surrounding areas with fellow member Eldon Whitehead, whenever the weather gets nice again! I'll be taking photos of any interesting finds along the tracks and posting here. Keep in touch!

 

   Regards,

Zachary M. Toler

At 5:26am on January 25, 2012, Zachary M. Toler said…

Hey, Jim! I haven't seen any activity from you in a while on here. Just thought I'd check in. I hope everything is well with you and yours, and that you're just busy. Sorry to bother you if that's the case. :-)

 

   Regards,

Zachary M. Toler

At 11:20am on July 29, 2011, Walt Speelman said…
Thanks for getting back. I had been suddenly busy and am now back in the area. I am interested and will read the blogs and information on the website.
At 3:26pm on November 24, 2010, Thad Wuest said…
if you'll still be in town Saturday, we will be at the Samoa Shops for a work day.
At 6:01am on October 28, 2010, Rod D. Whitney said…
Jim,
Thanks, it was nice to meet you. I enjoy running into someone while away from home that knows my area and has things in common with me. Rod
At 2:15pm on September 9, 2010, Zachary M. Toler said…
Jim, yes, I am related to the Tolers on Palmer Blvd. Anyway, great photos, thanks for posting them!
At 8:39am on August 6, 2010, Lawrence LaBranche said…
Hopefully, this works. I got a reply back this morning, "All seats on all runs have been sold out for a month. There will be a 10 passenger speeder visiting from Medford on the same schedule. We have not taken reservations for these seats; if someone wants to show up and see if seats are available, they are welcome to try."
At 12:18pm on July 10, 2010, Steve Gust said…
Hello Jim. Steve Gust here. Your name is familiar....did you grow up in the south bay and attend Bellarmine College Prep?
At 4:34pm on May 25, 2010, James McElroy said…
Thanks Jim. I have more photos of Japanese trains, including some video. I was over & back many times between 1998 & 2008 with Fulbright.
We have a cabin in Monte Rio, built in 1916. Most of the goodies inside came in on the train & some of the crates were used in the construction (stencils on the wood). It's been a joy to renovate the place.

 
 
 

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