I have lost the URL for the group that is restoring one of the Zephyr's to operation. I thought it was in a Brief but couldn't locate it.

It's been a while since I had checked on it and was curious how it was going. If someone can provide me the link again I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance for your help!



rrtp@onecliq.net

> I have lost the URL for the group that is
> restoring one of the Zephyr's to operation.
> I thought it was in a Brief but couldn't
> locate it.

> It's been a while since I had checked on it
> and was curious how it was going. If someone
> can provide me the link again I would
> appreciate it.

> Thanks in advance for your help!

I think this is the site you are looking for (below). I searched for it under the RyPN Links using Zephyr, and didn't find it. I knew the name was Flying Yankee, so I searched for that instead. Then, thinking the omission of the word Zephyr was an error, I searched for that word on the FY site. And, I didn't find it.

And, as it turns out, the Flying Yankee was a Budd streamliner like the CB&Q Zephyr trains, but technically not a Zephyr itself.

I always thought it was a Zephyr too until your post made me think about it more.


Flying Yankee
hkading@rypn.org

That was it! Thanks, I couldn't remember the name and had just been searching under Zephyr.

Your learn something new every day.

> I think this is the site you are looking for
> (below). I searched for it under the RyPN
> Links using Zephyr, and didn't find it. I
> knew the name was Flying Yankee, so I
> searched for that instead. Then, thinking
> the omission of the word Zephyr was an
> error, I searched for that word on the FY
> site. And, I didn't find it.

> And, as it turns out, the Flying Yankee was
> a Budd streamliner like the CB&Q Zephyr
> trains, but technically not a Zephyr itself.

> I always thought it was a Zephyr too until
> your post made me think about it more.


rrtp@onecliq.net