The log trains run by the tide schedule, which affects when they can load wood out of the bay. So when the the railroad makes a run up the hill later in the afternoon you will see them tack on the a-frames, making for a longer train with the power run 1 X 2. 4.5 is mid-way on the line and also quite a scenic spot with the creek running along-side through the woods.
Based in Shelton, Washington, this private operation has hauled logs and lumber for its parent timber company Simpson Lumber (Timber) since 1890. Here you will be able to easily research all of my STC images on this site.
