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I'm not sure what you watched, but I just loaded up again and it's the same video as before...

Starts up with some UP power on an autorack train over a river, then picks up some CSX intermodal, Then a CSX mix with a Conrail engine, etc etc, some Amtrak is thrown in there too.

http://therailchannel.com/

Todays video features lots of Conrail blue!

That is lookin awesome man, keep up the great work!

8888 is like a chronic runaway child, lol

The Big Story: http://www.railroadfan.com/phpbb/viewto ... =348&p=940

Another incident: http://www.railroadfan.com/phpbb/viewto ... 54&p=48550

I'm sorry, but I think that scheme is terrible.

Where's the golden arches?

Yeah, it's too bad you took them down

Just FYI, anything viewable on public property legal to take pictures of. I hope you change your mind and put them back up.

I guess I'm not understanding... Your car is stalled on the tracks, train is coming.... and you don't get out? Are people lacking that much common sense or am I missing something?

I demand to see an F7 A-B-B-A set on MQT next.

RailRunner reported over 26,000 people rode the train over the holiday weekend (3 days).

You know what? I could see that working. I've been here in Albuquerque enough to know, Mass Rail Transit works. The towns the RailRunner vists are not big by a long shot. The only city that's close to the size of GR is Albuquerque. The other towns it goes to are comparable to Grand Haven size, or sm...

MTH has come up with HO scale remote control couplers! Crazy, and very awesome. http://www.trains.com/mrr/default.aspx?c=a&id=3447 "Get a first look at the new M.T.H. Electric Trains SD70Ace. This new locomotive model has remote controlled couplers that operate with Digital Command Control (DCC) or ...

Mind explaining why?

cool! You're right! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Gross_%28actor%29 Now I want to meet him, and not because of hollywood, lol. I want to see his collection and ask him a whole ton of questions about SFSR, lol. It's funny, I've seen him a few times on Trains & Locomotives (on RFDTV which I don...

Great photographs. Thanks for sharing. Does the Santa Fe Southern still run its "mixed" train, on which passengers were carried in the caboose? Same concept as Soo Line in the U.P. They had the caboose on the consist at that time. I honestly don't know as everyone was busy and I didn't want to both...

Very awesome pics. Bravo.

Last Saturday I took a trip on the RailRunner here in New Mexico and went to the northern terminus where Santa Fe Southern Railway is home. http://railroadfan.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10507/100_1410.JPG The end of the station (Los Ranchos/Journal Center) facing south towards Albuquerque, waiting ...

Yeah, that's a good point, that doesn't make sense.

PRobably a mis-understanding, and I'm sure this demand is from CN. I'm assuming this is so that they can "justify" having a local come out to Charlotte to pick up cars (but I could be wrong, this is where my knowledge is really limited).

I REALLY love how these railroads(Class I's) are COMPLETELY forgetting who got them there in the first place. The VERY same customers that they are pulling this crap on. It just absolutely amazes me on how all they want to do is focus on the long haul freights (oh btw, wouldn't you need CUSTOMERS fo...

Don Simon wrote:

They had to hear the train horn, unless they had a very loud radio.

IMHO, loud music is nearly as dangerous as cel phones, eating in vehicles, or applyuing make up while driving

Agreed.

Hello, I've heard that the Cooperville and Marne will be/might already be hauling freight to the owners of the old Delphi plant west of town, which is now a Cheese/Dairy processing plant. Does anyone know if this is true....or will be? If so, that would be the second Freight customer for Coopervill...