The two icons of the Snoqualmie Valley, 4167-foot Mount Si and the south fork of the Snoqualmie River, were observed from a Northwest Railway Museum train west of North Bend, Washington on 26-June-2010
TORONTO, ONTARIO - Coverage of a trip to the Pacific Northwest in June 2010 continues on this week's update to my photo site with railway history in the foothills of the Cascades Mountains experienced on 26-June-2010. Seattle Public Utilities held a "Treasure Tour" of railroad history in the Cedar River Watershed around Cedar Falls, Washington, and a ride was taken on the Northwest Railway Museum's line between North Bend and Snoqualmie, Washington, followed by a shop tour.
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