I cant remember the day but MRSR ran there Heisler #91 to help recruit volunteers. Here are some views of the train working on the grade north out of Morton. Enjoy!

This is a shot of MRSR Hammond Lumber Co. #17 just a little south of Mineral, WA 12-16-06

This is the, MRSR 481 & Hammond Lumber Co. #17 in a push pull position. South of Mineral, WA

mt.rainier scenic railroad logging locomotive no# 91 3 truck hesler going to tacoma with tacomarail couchs

Hammond Lumber Company #17 departing Mineral Yard with a three-car train.

This was at a Volunteer Appreciation BBQ at Tom Murrays home on American Lake. This clip is of his home, and some of the paople there. It was a really nice spread, many thanks to the MRSR and Tom Murray for such generosity.

Hillcrest Lumber #10 (3 Truck Climax) built in 1928 by Climax Locomotive Works. In 1979 she was purchased by the Mount Rainier Scenic RR and was rebuilt as the first steam engine to operate for the MRSR. http://www.mrsr.com/

I shot this video at ground level using a mini tripod as MRSR ALCO # 17 passes on the siding on the way to recouple to the train the beeps you hear are comming from my radio when your crouched down it really digs into you if its in your back pocket and presses all of the buttons.

This is from inside a steam loco at MRSR http://www.mrsr.com/home.html# My son and I were lucky enough to get a short (~200 feet) cab ride as it backed into its shed.

While at the MRSR Volunteer BBQ, Tom had the Engine house open, so I took the opportunity to film, here's all the Engines put together in no certain order.