1) SOO 125137, Pillsbury blue hopper, severely rusted
2) Dead Honeydew vine at the Amtrak siding, parent of the famous honeydew that I picked last week
3) Long, empty flat/baretable train
4) String of truck fames
5) Old MoPac woodchip cars
6) GACX 2632, The Great Train Story hopper
7) UP 5189, 3893, 9438, 2463
8) LLPX 2229
9) KCS 4709, the same unit I saw in Brinkley the day before
SOO 125137, the old Pillsbury blue hopper, severely rusted. It was passing the station as I arrived, 8:48 a.m.
Honeydew-No-More. The vine that had the honeydew melon growing on the Amtrak siding in Little Rock has died. R.I.P. It hasn't rained in a few days.
UP 5189 with a solid empty flatcar train and baretables, 10:49 a.m.
KRL 4-truck flats.
Snake on the tracks.
UP 3893, 10:56 a.m.
Truck or car frames.
For any Star Trek fans, this almost looks like a Borg ship!
UP 9438, 11:24 a.m.
LLPX 2229.
UP 2463 leads the YNL75 to Pine Bluff at 1:09 p.m. Note that it has KCS 4709 in the consist, which was the same unit I photographed Saturday southbound through Brinkley, 50 miles east.
KCS Belle 4709.
Old Missouri Pacific woodchip cars.
GACX 2632, the famous Great Train Story hopper. Amazing that no graffiti is on this side.
