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5/11/14:
Here's the beginning of benchwork construction at the east end of
Monterey. The main will be at the right. |
5/11/14:
Here's the view from the other end. The yard ladder will be
starting about where the broad curve ends. |
7/12/14:
We're back at the outskirts of Monterey here. The mainline
enters
at the right, then curves left to the yard entrance. |
7/12/14:
Panning to the left, the long stretch at mid-photo is Monterey
yard. The G-P kraft plant will be further down. |
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7/12/14:
This photo is taken from the other end of Monterey yard. The
Texas and Pacific staging track is recessed left. |
7/12/14:
We're back at the entry to Monterey. I'm standing on a bench
so
we can look down on the trackplan. |
7/12/14:
And here's a good view of the future yard ladder. The switch
at
the far right is on the mainline. |
7/12/14: The
view looking up the ladder from the other end. The switch at
right serves the track leading to the wye. |
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10/19/14:
Returning back to the entry into Monterey, the mainline and a spur
have
been installed. |
10/19/14:
Panning to the left, we can see, just left of the crossing, the
curved
switch which leads into the yard. |
10/19/14:
Back to the yard ladder. The mainline track ends furthest away
in
the photo. That is literally the end of the line for the LCRR. |
10/19/14:
And looking back from the other end. That's the end of the
line
at the left. The T&P staging track (by the wall) is hidden
at
this point. |
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10/19/14:
Here's a closer view looking up the ladder from the other end.
From left to right: T&P staging, MOW track, mainline, runaround
track. |
10/26/14:
The wye has been completed. The Sean Cannery Company spur is
in
the back, the Werthan Wholesale Grocers is on the right. |
9/15/26:
Looking West at the recently laid yard trackage, and also completing
the industrial trackage at both ends of the yard. |
9/15/26:
Zooming to the far end of the yard, we see the industrial trackage -
quite compressed, but a later view will give a better sense of its
size. |
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9/15/26: Moving into the
aisle to get a little different perspective of the yard complex.
The missing yard ladder will show in the East views.
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9/15/26: I turned the
camera horizontally here to capture a broader view of the yard,
though
it compresses things a bit. |
9/15/26: Another
aisle view of the industrial area. This view isn’t quite as
compressed,
giving a better feel for the actual length. |
9/15/26: Turning the
camera to look to the East, the length of the industrial area is
more
apparent. Structures will cover some of the tracks. |
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9/15/26: And we move up
to the yard itself. Now we see the big picture, with the mainline
curving in at the top of the right side of the view. |
9/15/26: Moving even
closer up, the wye is in full view. The right side of the wye leads
to
the
freight house. |
9/15/26: The
access pop-up where I recorded those first few views
of
the yard looking West. It allows for an easy reach into that corner. |
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