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Well, they almost got stopped. Almost doesn't count though.

Soooo.....it appears this Covid stuff won't be over after the elections after all.

Probably went home and reported the car stolen.

Just saw a BNSF intermodel westbound on the La Plata railcam with 300 cars. 2 locos leading, 3 in the middle and 2 more on the end. Watched it on the Ft Madison cam and again on the La Plata cam. And it was making 60 through La Plata.

I worked for the GTW in Pontiac during the late 60s. I don't know what we owned in Oxford, but we ran a PO and N [Pontiac, Oxford and Northern] local that way several times a week, and they brought back a lot of gravel from the Oxford gravel pits.

That's what they told Mel Fisher!

https://www.melfisher.com/SalvageOperat ... eToMel.asp

Only the lead unit appeared to be running.

Could have been torched. Seems to be evenly burning from side to side and top to bottom. I could believe anything in Washington state.

Here's a good site for boat nerds. It's a Facebook site for the Cason J Calloway laker. The guy works on the boat as a helmsman, and answers questions and posts pictures of their trips and lake conditions.
https://www.facebook.com/WE4879/

Is it just me, or did I not hear any brakes going on?

Well, that'll pucker your.........

More importantly, what was Pet Milk doing with fish oil?

City of New Orleans, Willie Nelson version gets my vote.

Watching the La Plata railcam lately, on Monday and Tuesday this week, I saw what appeared to be a BNSF coal train, with the usual coal gons. But they all had some kind of cover on them, with what appeared to be vents in the end of the lids. Never saw this before. One in each direction. Anyone know ...

Things should be back to normal by October 1st.

Vinewood underpass in Detroit.

Switching flat cars.

Bonnie Pointers Hit Single She does a credible imitation of Louis Armstrong at the end.

https://music.youtube.com/search?q=heav ... e+sent+you

Pretty cool hearing the engines notch up and down.

The glut of crude, including millions of barrels stored in ships, didn't stop them from raising gas prices 50 cents a gallon overnight. Thursday prices averaged $1.39 and today they are $1.89.