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| Description | Two SD70M engines are on the rear of NS 44T as it moves a grain train to its destination in Linville, VA. The SD 70's were on the point until the train reached Harrisonburg where the train was turned on the wye. |
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| Source | A Hard Push |
| Author | jpmueller99 from Shenandoah Valley of VA, USA |
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