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Steam Train Thunder of Union Pacific 844

The "Living Legend UP 844" barks out some stack talk as she eases UP to speed for a southbound highball run thru Platteville at sunset. Thanks for watching the video quality is poor as the road is rutted but the sound is pretty awesome to use as periodic replacement to the "Seasonal Music" as we run our trains around the pine tree in the living room. And may Santa deliver you a new locomotive for your layout! Platteville has also been home to a few famous people, among them one "Rattlesnake Kate" Slaughterback, a woman who single-handedly killed 140 rattlesnakes on a hot afternoon in 1925 and turned their skins into a dress that is on exhibit now in a museum in Greeley. http://www.greeleyhistory.org/pages/r... From 1968 to 1984 Platteville was home to an early version of the HAARP (High Frequency Active Aural Research Program), an ionospheric research program funded by the Air Force, Navy and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. HAARP has been blamed for a number of different things but mostly for triggering naturally occurring disasters... floods, droughts, hurricanes, earthquakes, severe thunderstorms, etc. At a certain point, the focus at the Platteville Atmospheric Observatory shifted to wind profiling and a new ionospheric research facility was built in southern Alaska where research still continues.