RailPictures.Net Photo: 1702 Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Steam 2-8-0 at Whittier, North Carolina by Casey Thomason
 
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» Great Smoky Mountains Railroad (more..)
» Steam 2-8-0 (more..)
» Connelly Creek 
» Whittier, North Carolina, USA (more..)
» July 22, 2016
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» 1702 (more..)
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» Casey Thomason (more..)
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Remarks & Notes 
After a twelve-year absense, steam is back in the Smokies! Great Smoky Mountains Railroad consolidation #1702 made its first test run along the mainline on Friday, July 22 (7/22-coincidentally the number of their other steam engine). Seen here crossing Connelly Creek in Whittier, NC, the 2-8-0 developed a technical challenge that would result in a few more days of fine-tuning in the shop before pulling revenue trains. The official return to service occurred on the Tuckasegee River excursion train, which departed Bryson City at 1:00pm on Tuesday, July 26, 2016. Visit http://www.gsmr.com/ for more information.
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