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Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 1:46 pm
by atrainguy60
Oooo, this could get very interesting! I agree with DT&I, MQT, your screwed. Hey, you know what, MQT, if you accepted my offer last night, Y@ probably wouldn't be creating a 100 mph railroad that will run you out of business, since you wouldn't be in the area of South Haven, but instead be proud owner of the GR&P, which you could have called the MQT and repainted all engines to the 3001 scheme.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 2:03 pm
by Saturnalia
Okay, and this is not a result of Y@'s rude comments, I would like to say sorry for sounding like a butt. I've been stressed the last few nights due to medical issues with my mom, so I've been abnormally grumpy or arrogant at times. My goal was never to annoy or make anyone one mad. The whole coal plant thing was meant to simply point out that it sounded wierd, and not to be mean....seriously.

I'd also like to fire back and say that the only one that should be replying about getting upset is conrailman75, as its his paper RR. Since my last post, he hasn't replied, so how do you know how he'll feel?? This is an issue between he and I, NOT he, atrain, Y@, DT&I, and me. Some people really need to stay out of other people's business.

I'm sorry, I didn't intend to sound mean, because I don't want to sound mean.

I'm looking foward to reading more about conrailman's very interesting paper RR.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 2:05 pm
by atrainguy60
Oh man, I didn't know your mom has been having medical issues. I'm sorry about that, I hope she's okay.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:09 pm
by atrainguy60
Sorry for derailing your paper railroad thread, conrailman75.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:10 pm
by Saturnalia
atrainguy60 wrote:Sorry for derailing your paper railroad thread, conrailman75.
Yeah, sorry. I wasn't trying to.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:56 pm
by conrailman75
Hi guys, well I accept your apology for hijacking my thread :) Anyways, MQT, I owe you an apology because I misunderstood your comments last night. Now I finally get what you're saying, that there is an actual nuke power plant that really exists in South Haven. Sorry for disbelieving you and I will say a prayer for your mom tonight, hope she gets better!

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:19 pm
by Saturnalia
Would your track be the line on my CSX timetable that appears as abandoned and is labeled "Monon" or somthing like that?

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:10 pm
by conrailman75
Perhaps, not sure right now. I have looked into my collection of Penn Central ETT's(talking about the real PC, not the one I created in my mind) and both do not show a diamond in South Haven, the only diamond that would be CSX is in Grand Junction where it crossed the ex PM line. I will go look at the files in the K&SH yahoogroup and see if they mention anything about a diamond. I do know that the real South Haven Branch was abandoned by 1975 and today the entire line was converted into a walking/bike trail called the Kal-Haven trail.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:46 pm
by Saturnalia
conrailman75 wrote:Perhaps, not sure right now. I have looked into my collection of Penn Central ETT's(talking about the real PC, not the one I created in my mind) and both do not show a diamond in South Haven, the only diamond that would be CSX is in Grand Junction where it crossed the ex PM line. I will go look at the files in the K&SH yahoogroup and see if they mention anything about a diamond. I do know that the real South Haven Branch was abandoned by 1975 and today the entire line was converted into a walking/bike trail called the Kal-Haven trail.
The Grand Junction Crossing on my April 1996 PM TT shows the old abandoned line as a "Horse Trail". That Monon line is actually way down by the East End of the Michigan City Siding.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:58 pm
by conrailman75
MQT3001 wrote:
conrailman75 wrote:Perhaps, not sure right now. I have looked into my collection of Penn Central ETT's(talking about the real PC, not the one I created in my mind) and both do not show a diamond in South Haven, the only diamond that would be CSX is in Grand Junction where it crossed the ex PM line. I will go look at the files in the K&SH yahoogroup and see if they mention anything about a diamond. I do know that the real South Haven Branch was abandoned by 1975 and today the entire line was converted into a walking/bike trail called the Kal-Haven trail.
The Grand Junction Crossing on my April 1996 PM TT shows the old abandoned line as a "Horse Trail". That Monon line is actually way down by the East End of the Michigan City Siding.
That makes sense then because the Monon used to reach Michigan City before the line was abandoned, which was back in the late 70's after L&N took over the Monon if I'm not mistaken.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 9:32 pm
by conrailman75
Train annullment:

Due to MQT owning the now former CSX trackage in Grand Rapids, Penn Central is annulling the two CSX trackage rights trains on the GR&I Branch, Q325/Q326, since they no longer have a reason to exist.

Re: Penn Central Northern Region

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 6:49 pm
by conrailman75
Trains on the Northern Region at 6:45pm

UWC-693 is at Grand Junction
GRIN-7 is at Wasepi, MI
FWJY-7 just departed Piqua yard and was passing Mike Tower