My Little Black Book: AMHERST DERAILMENT POSTSCRIPT

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u Workers are tying to contain the fire in unit 1428, out of sight on the left. The crushed remains of SD35 1215 can be seen on the embankment behind. Lead unit on the northbound freight, C628 number 1407, is on the right. (Photo courtesy the Knoxville News-Sentinel)


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