CSX and Union Pacific team up to haul perishable produce between warehouses in California and Washington state and distribution centers in New York state.
The trains typically have UP motive power and fans and railroaders alike have dubbed them the “salad shooter.”
On a trip to Conneaut last fall, the salad shooter was the first train that I saw and photographed.
It is shown rushing westbound past the former New York Central passenger station and beneath the iconic town water tank.
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