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Is this line busy, or are trains just every now and then? And also, are the trains scheduled?

I love it! You did a great job.

Living near the CSX Saginaw Sub, I wish there would be more trains running on the line, like on that website.

Wow, well the CSX line is pretty busy.

I like it!

Glad this wreck didn't end tragically.

Ohhhh, I see.

oh, okay. It would have been cool if they were still in DT&I scheme.

Great pictures! I love how it's kicking up the snow.

Thanks! I gonna have to check it out sometime, it looks like a cool place to watch trains.

Does ex DT&I mean they are still in DT&I paint scheme?

Wow, it's been a while since I've seen Durand that busy! Although around 2008-2009 I saw three trains (?) at once there, a westbound was stopped just east of Newburg Road, a GLC train parked to the south, and an eastbound passing by. I wish Durand was like that all the time. I suppose once we are co...

I heard on another board not to long ago that Tuesday and Thursday are supposed to be the busiest days.

I am very interested in railfanning in Marion, and was wondering if it is a relatively safe city, or if it's a bit like Fostoria?

And I thought the Michigan Air Line had bad track!

I'm guessing the NS Chicago Line is the busiest line through Toledo considering every time I pass over it, theres a train coming in the distance. I'm not great with knowing places to watch the trains though.

Thanks for the greetings!

I wonder if theres a chance if these trains will come back. With the possibility of the SEMCOG route being established I wonder if their will be talks of adding this route as another commuter line.

I was at a secluded park between Durand and Bancroft last June, and I ended with minor Poison Ivy rashes on my legs and arms, but the Ivy wasn't nearly as bad as the rash I had from the Nettle plant that was right next to the Poison Ivy, which luckily only lasted a few minutes. Serves me right for t...

Thanks! I'm gonna have to check it out when it gets warm again. Sounds like a great spot!