Up crash

Bones

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Apr 11, 2007
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I doubt they'll cut them up. The locomotives did encounter quite a drop, but if you've ever lived in that area.... The ground is exceptionally soft and forgiving. I suspect the locos didn't sustain as much damage as most people think. They're probably just mud-packed with some superficial wounds.

If they are in decent condition, I expect to see a road-based recovery. The road is closed for repairs anyway.

Edit: I just read the article and watched the video again. The fact that the fuel tanks weren't pucntured should give you an idea of the gentle decent they had.
 

NP 1364

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Jul 21, 2006
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They hauled the one at the bottom out on a lowboy trailer and pulled the other one back up the hill to the track and rerailed it and towed it away