08-03-2010, 03:32 PM
Okay... the blue switcher with the Texas logo I see on occasion is actually a PTRA loco -
![[Image: ptracirclethumb.jpg]](http://www.trainweb.org/southwestshorts/images/ptracirclethumb.jpg)
![[Image: ptra9605.jpg]](http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/ptra9605.jpg)
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Unconfirmed preliminary research says the HB&T is not in existence since 1997 and the areas served by it are now served by the UP or BNSF. There are still some rail bridges around that have the HB&T logo.
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Unconfirmed preliminary research says the HB&T is not in existence since 1997 and the areas served by it are now served by the UP or BNSF. There are still some rail bridges around that have the HB&T logo.
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