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I thought Munising was one day out (from Trout Lake) and the next day back to Trout Lake three times a week maybe? Mon-Sat but I haven't been around up that way in a couple years, the track could be faster now etc. Most of the work is done in Newberry and Munising. You might find them working the o...

This weekend I'm going to be camping in the Newberry area and have a few questions about Canadian National's line through there. First how often do trains run through there and is there any set time they run? And second does anyone know of good photo spots? Thanks to all who reply.

Mine would most definetly be the Denver, Rio Grande, and Western. With it's storied history, long freights, famous passenger trains (California Zephyr), and spectacular scenery it has to be one of my favorites. It's also in an exclusive club of smaller roads that took over a larger one (the Southern...

It was a pleasure meeting you too Mark. I think your pictures turned out great, especially the one near luatner road. Very creative composure.

Heard it go by today so I went out to Bates and got a few pics of it at Amerhart. http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/s496/scoreytc17/Great%20Lakes%20Central%20RR%20Wiliamsburg%20Branch/P3300621.jpg http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/s496/scoreytc17/Great%20Lakes%20Central%20RR%20Wiliamsburg%20Bran...

Thanks AARR and MQT3001. I enjoyed your pics, TC17. Thanks for posting. You may be a little young to remember but around 10 years ago 5 cars a week from the lumber yard was normal and 10-15 car trains from Traverse City were alos common. That is when TSBY also had juice and scrap metal traffic. Yeah...

I guess this is a little late, but better late than never. I live relatively close to the tracks in Acme, which is near Trverse City. Last Thursday after hearing the GLC sounding its horn in Williamsburg I grabbed my camera and had my mom drop me and my trusty bike (I don't have my drivers license y...