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ConrailDetr​oit wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 14, 2020 10:27 pm

20201014_145556 by tcamp7837, on Flickr

How about taken from Miller St in Detroit, across the tracks from ArcelorMittal ? Between Mt. Elliot and Sherwood...

Michael wrote:

Polly Ann Trail in Imlay City.

The CSX train is doubling up at an Internodal Yard. Some where in Kentucky, Tennessee or West Virginia? Or in New York or Florida, North Carolina or South Carolina. The state that its in borders 4 of those states mentioned. It's definitely tucked in there, how did you initially find this? It's a gr...

It was one of those things that I remembered admiring the house in the back ground in my travels. But I could not remember the exact location and DaveO jogged my memory.

DaveO wrote:

Michael wrote:Good job on that last one PatAzo. Here's another.

It's a Pleasure when the road name is translated into English

15114 Laplaisance Rd
Monroe, Michigan..... At least that's my best guess

I had a pretty good idea with the silos in the picture but having the BWP trailer helped put it all together. That was a really good location you found.

Michael wrote:Well done

80mac wrote:

Michael wrote:

1318 Goldsmith Plymouth MI, 48170...

Michael wrote:

1318 Goldsmith Plymouth MI, 48170...

ConrailDetr​oit wrote:The conductor had to swim to throw the switch.

35671389_10211656130505820_3052297514825809920_n by tcamp7837, on Flickr

Conrail, Harper Ave. crossing by I94 the GM plant is around the curve to the left of the picture.

~Z~ wrote:

Pixl wrote:

~Z~ wrote:Where be it? This narrow gauge is very closely parallels with an old ROW.

Burley Park near Howard City.

Noppers. Rodney, in southeast michigan is where this photo is. There was a "where is it" 4 years ago that AARR guessed right on that's very close nearby.

Yates Cider Mill.

Yes that is a pretty bumpy crossing. I was told that that place rebuilds electrical transformers?

AARR wrote:I feel like I should know this . Is it one of the down river warehouses?

DaveO wrote:

Michael wrote:

I recognize that pot holed crossing

It is not a short line. If you look close there is an old code line pole in the ROW. I also erased the milepost which would have given the location away. If I posted a photo from this crossing many people here would immediately know the location. It used to be 2 tracks. There is an old box car sitt...

AARR wrote:Yes, Algonac is what I meant

If it isn't Algonac my next guess is New Baltimore.

Michael wrote:AARR was pretty close with his guess of Algonac. That is what you meant right?

It is pretty close but actually between the two. I know where it is but I will let AARR find it.

Michael wrote:The location of this photo has something to do with Greenfield Village

Smith Creek MI on the Mt.Clemens Sub.

ConrailDetr​oit wrote:IMG_0883 by tcamp7837, on Flickr

Nice location now, it was mentioned in another thread on the board. Lets see how long before Rodney finds it...

ConrailDetr​oit wrote:Somewhere west of Livernois and south of Schoolcraft.

It's the crossing on Glendale St. between Westwood St. and Artesian St. Behind the CP Rail intermodal yard.

No to both. Maybe this view just to the east will help http://railroadfan.com/gallery/albums/userpics/11339/dfgghj.jpg Those rails look a little small. Is it possibly a narrow gauge line? They do look like narrow gauge tracks. Kind of reminds me of the east end of the Huckleberry Railroad going thr...

ConrailDetr​oit wrote:Taken from Dearborn St in front of Delray Tower at a deceiving angle. BD07 returning to Oakwood with empty Coke Hoppers.

That was a great use of the angle for that photo. But you left just enough hints in the photo to figure it out right away.

M.D.Bentley wrote:

80mac wrote:Delray Connecting Railroad, West Jefferson by the Rouge River

Right street . Right river. Wrong railroad.

Conrail...

Delray Connecting Railroad, West Jefferson by the Rouge River

Delray, facing "South" towards the Rouge River