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I know it's Virginia but might help to serve as a model for restoration. I've been there and visited it and they did a great job:

https://patch.com/virginia/herndon/reme ... -was-saved

Logistics. Might need the power in another place.

Had to let his blood alcohol level drop.

Way cool! Thanks for sharing!

Had a guy right in front of me the other day make a panic stop just as the light turned yellow. He wanted to use that time to dial his phone.

OK. I know that Panhandle Eastern and other gas transmission companies do not add odorant (Methyl Mercaptan) until they deliver to a utility. Thought maybe the building in question was a delivery point to a local utility.

It is simply a fenced area with a couple pipes that come up out of the ground and then go back into the ground. I think it can be used as an emergency shutoff for the pipeline as there are a couple valves in place. (Several years ago, before they started doing near daily checks, I did have to call ...

That's freakin' awesome!

Just thought I'd throw this out there. Doesn't seem like much money at all.

https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/loc ... -surfaces/

What never happened?

How about we, the U.S., commit to rebooting our infrastructure, and insist that we use steel produced in the U.S. ?

Nice work! It was a fun little project, Ben Higdon. The earthexplorer site is a little tricky to use at first-- large amounts of raw imagery to choose from. You have to create a login first. It's all free. I select from the "Aerial photos single frames" dataset. You need to download a program to de-...

Thought you all might enjoy this article http://www.nailhed.com/2018/03/the-comm ... ridor.html

LOTS of debris widely scattered. How fast is the train usually going on this stretch of track?

I'm always lurking here and boatnerd.com also.

Cowcatchers is the answer. . .

I know who WON'T be getting rich from this. . .

Awesome thread! Loved the archived story about the 1225 on the MSU campus!