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Bad Film - double exposure
March 2023
Location: Fort Bragg, California
“Skunk Train Depot, Fort Bragg” © bruce Spencer 2022
Skunk Train por Thomas Hawk
12/6/21 As controversy raged over the Skunk train land grab of the Ft Bragg mill site, we decided to try the railbike trip up the Noyo River. We hike a switch-backing trail from Sherwood Rd down to the east side of the collapsed tunnel. 15 mile RT out to Camp Noyo for a picnic lunch. Mushrooms plentiful. Pedaling the rail bike then Hike back up the trail made for an excellent workout. 10-3. At $75/local person was a very reasonable price. $250 for non local seems a bit steep. An intimate access to redwoods and Noyo River was a pleasure. This could be an excellent opportunity for teaching about this ecosystem.
Train tracks and a promotion for the skunk train, seen in Fort Bragg,CA.
Mar 19, 2023
Location: Fort Bragg, CA
Skunk Train Railroad Enamel Pin: Green Gold Finish - Vintage Travel Accessory Celebrate a piece of nostalgic California rail history with this colorful California Western Railroad "Skunk Train" enamel pin. - Features a black and white skunk in a red jacket and blue hat - Green and yellow border with bold "California Western Railroad" and "Skunk Train" lettering - Hard enamel with gold-tone metal outlining for a vintage feel - Measures approx. 1" in diameter — ideal for backpacks, jackets, or collectors' boards - Depicts tall forest trees, echoing the scenic redwood routes of the historic train line Perfect for train lovers, California tourists, or fans of quirky vintage travel memorabilia.
World's first autonomous freight glider to run on Skunk Train route
Glīd and Mendocino Railway will launch the world’s first autonomous road-to-rail freight pilot on California's Skunk Train route.
Vaporware for now, hopefully something coming soon.
