Are you suggesting that those who live in da ghetto don't like to take walks on bike paths?MQT1223 wrote:I wouldn't use it. Why anyone thought that was a smart move is beyond me.jimnorthwood wrote:East of Linden Rd the rails are now a bike trail that I would be to nervous to use.
Is Flint Twp that iffy as well? I grew up there but moved away a long time ago. Maybe Flint Twp is Flintish today...
Wyes in Michigan
Re: Wyes in Michigan
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GRHC - you know every night I can imagine he is in front of his computer screen sitting in his underwear swearing profusely and drinking Blatz beer combing the RailRoadFan website for grammatical errors.
GRHC - you know every night I can imagine he is in front of his computer screen sitting in his underwear swearing profusely and drinking Blatz beer combing the RailRoadFan website for grammatical errors.
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GreatLakesRailfan
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Re: Wyes in Michigan
Realizing this is about 3 pages too late, DTE has a wye between Yale and Avoca on what used to be CSX's Port Huron Sub. Granted, the last known train to use the line ran in 1999, but satellite imagery shows the wye itself to be in place and intact.
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Re: Wyes in Michigan
D&I Jct. between the Flat Rock sub and the Dearborn Branch on the CN is used as a wye on occasion.