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Is there even an investigation? I thought they only did those if there was loss of life or a significant environmental oops.

LC Howard in Kalamazoo. I think it is Cottonseed they get in woodchip cars.

Graphic Packaging/Treehouse in Battle Creek is switched by CN only as far as I know. Never, ever seen NS switching those.

That video would be alot better without the cheesy elevator music.

Doubt it being that the conveyors are not done yet.

When I was by today the conveyors were not even done yet.

LC is on the old lumber yard spur. Cool, thanks. Good to see that spur is getting used again. Last time I saw lumber received there was probly around 2000, before the place closed up. LC Howard sure has/had a lot of locations. Do you know if they are still using the old James River plant on the nor...

The red one sitting under the billboard by the stone company?

Amtrak has been leaving their shuttlewagon there that they are using for ballasting/work train.

What about the handful of GP38-2s?

NS typically follows behind Amtrak at around 1230-1 in the afternoon. The night train is usually around 0030-0100 through Augusta.

Both spans are being replaced. One is just about done. When thats done, the other will be.

Stone typically does not move this time of year anyway, as you cant unload it if it freezes.

Sounds like another super buff. 20:1 the guy had a ring of RR keys clipped to his pants, and a lantern on the front seat.

Define plastic models.

91% rubbing alcohol works on 90% of stuff.

It left not long after they fixed it from when it put a rod through the side of the block.

Amtrak MI service is glorified commuter service. NYCTA, LIRR, MN, NJT, PATH, Metra, CTA and every other commuter agency I can think of does just fine without having staffed stations and ticket machines/online aps/ onboard fares. Hate to see jobs, go, but its 2018. Get over it. Same goes for toll col...

Pair of LS&I engines I just finished for a customer. 75% CP Action Red, 25% Caboose Red

These photos might be helpful: Even fully raised, you can see that the bridge hangs over the wooden bumpers below....and any strike of the fenders counts as a "collision" same as if a railcar or locomotive actually makes contact with a bumping post. Note also that the Algoma Sault has large bridge ...