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Regular Superliner #35010 is the first car in the consist of Train #715, it is also being used as an unsecured baggage car
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The felt changeable sign for the stations six daily departures, it almost warrants an electronic sign
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Plaque for the new Amtrak Merced Station
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Looking across the bus loop to F59PHI #2004 and Superliner #35010
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The main station building and line of taxis outside
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The changing engineers chat of Train #715
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F59PHI #2004 is ready to leave, the grade crossing is down
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F59PHI #2004 crosses K Street as it leaves
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The lone Superliner in a consist of California cars, its paint sceme is completely different
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Newer Amtrak California car #6961 'Point Arguello' is the last car of northbound train #715 leaving
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The station entrance sign including its tenants
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The station sign and grade crossing beyond
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P42 #92 stops in the dawn light, leading Train #711
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P42 #92 as it prepares to leave
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California Cab Car #8302 'Mount Shasta' starts to leave
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California Cab Car #8302 'Mount Shasta' crosses K Street
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California Cab Car #8302 'Mount Shasta' fades off into the distance
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Train #711 has left the station, the grade crossing arm can come up
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A double-stacks freight train passes through the station
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