logging train造句

• Since then there have been numerous tours and chartered logging trains.
• The last logging train ran on 23 August 1948.
• The iron bridge was a trestle for logging trains.
• Since 2002 only chartered logging trains and a tourist train have been run ( Loko Tour ).
• Since 1998 much of the track has been lifted, but occasional logging trains continued to operate until 2002.
• He moved his logging trains from Tahoe City on the northwest shore of the lake and converted them to passenger service.
• Schedules show that there were two passenger trains per day in each direction, originally consisting of two passenger coaches added to logging trains.
• The company office as well as the logging train used and the family estate are all listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
• There were also reportedly'real'logging trains run early in 2010 when otherwise inaccessible trees brought down by storm damage were removed using steam trains.
• The Chinan National Forest Recreation Area ( ) and Mukumugi ( ) surrounding the lake displays the old logging trains and the logging displays and aboriginal culture respectively.
• The carrier grants to the Lodwick Lumber Company trackage rights over the entire road for the operation of its logging trains in consideration of the right to use certain tracks of the Lodwick Lumber Company.
• The carrier grants trackage rights over about 15 miles of its road from Smithville to Fulton, Miss ., to the B . H . Baine Lumber Company for the operation of logging trains.
• Rails had been extended up Hare Creek for a total distance of 8 miles ( 13 kilometers ) from the Caspar sawmill by 1890, and the logging train was making five trips per day.
• They suggested that the amount of heavy timbers required to support a fully loaded logging train, with its grade and curve design limitations, may not be justified for a recreational trail crossing designed for bicycles and pedestrians.
• By means of trackage rights, the company operates logging trains over 128 miles of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, the points reached being Monroe and Farmersville, La ., and Louann, Ark . The Louisiana & Pine Bluff is an industrial railroad.
• NZ Herald reported on 7th October 2016 that logging trains would re-commence in October 2017 with weekend logging trains from Wairoa to the Port of Napier . Trains would run on Saturdays and Sundays using wagons that traveled south of Napier on weekdays.
• NZ Herald reported on 7th October 2016 that logging trains would re-commence in October 2017 with weekend logging trains from Wairoa to the Port of Napier . Trains would run on Saturdays and Sundays using wagons that traveled south of Napier on weekdays.
• The carrier has trackage rights over about 15 miles of road owned by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company between Reader and Lester, Ark . On the other hand, the carrier grants trackage rights over its entire railroad to the Mansfield Hardwood Lumber Company for the operation of logging trains.
• The McNitt-Huyett Lumber Company laid a third rail on the line from Mattern Junction to Scotia around this time, to operate its 36 inch ( 91.44 cm ) logging trains, but both the lumber company and the Bellefonte Central removed their tracks through Graysdale in 1915.
• The logging trains of the Lufkin Land and Lumber Company use the line of the Southwestern of Texas between Lufkin and White City, Tex ., for which privilege that company paid $ 4, 566.20 during the year ending June 30, 1915, at the rate of 20 cents per train-mile.