Posted by Mitch Goldman on May 5, 2008 
Very nice, Drew. Quite an impressive site in 1967, must have made you wonder what the future would hold, despite the drop in passenger service.
Posted by Randy on January 12, 2011 
Yes the Lark; many great memories regarding this train. We would travel up to Burlingame one night per week, have ice cream at Ferrell's, then drive to a crossing where I would be stood upon the hood of the 1955 Bel Air to watch her thunder past. The engineer would always give me a wave and blow. (if any former Lark engineers are still around reading this, it was the 4 door light blue Chevy Bel Air with the blond haired child standing on the hood) I would see white formal jacketed young men on the diner along with women on the parlor car doing their hair and makeup. This was always a great highlight of my week. I got to ride the Lark one time before she was taken off. It always flew for me. I rode many commuters between SJ and "The City". Never had a bad experience.
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