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Try and guess where good luck to all, C-mon michigan railfans i know you know where this is

Tappen?

Could be ANYWHERE along the CN line where it's double tracked.

J T wrote:Could be ANYWHERE along the CN line where it's double tracked.

Don't forget the high voltage lines and crossover..that'll help someone, but the rest of the scenery doesn't help at all.

Lansing, west side?

Somewhere on the Flint sub? The third engine looks like a VIA Rail engine but can't tell for sure. If so maybe heading west out of Port Huron?

VIA Rail???? That's a Montana Rail Link SD45.......

im with AARR...Lansing

Gov. Crappo wrote:im with AARR...Lansing

Agree with AARR & Gov. Crappo (kind of), just west of the new Corey Yard, west of Dimondale/Millett, looking northeast, just east of Nixon Rd. headed downhill, I-69 overpass is in the background.

That's not at Nixon road. I see a crossover and a signal in this picture and the nearest interlocking to Nixon is Maple, several miles to the southeast.
That said, the location kind of looks like Mill (between Cory and Millet yard) but I have my doubts about that too. Mill is kind of far from any crossings a little difficult to access. The signal that I can see doesn't look right for the location, either.
I would guess somewhere around Port Huron/Tappan.

Conrail Jon wrote:VIA Rail???? That's a Montana Rail Link SD45.......

I said it looked a VIA rail..didn't say it was for sure... ..the overpass in the background could be I-94 just outside of Port Huron..

I'm going with Flat Rock.

I'm going with the east end of Flat Rock as well.

Jon Hall and Railcanon and FireMedic54 got it 395 picking up custums holds in the yard at port huron. Im standing right next to michigan road, Train is westbound, SD50F leading have to say goodbye to that loco they have been retired, Great guess's by everyone else thanks. Picture taken january 2005. Dig the Montana Rail Link SD45.

A very nice catch penncentral! GTW certainly gets some unique foriegn equipment.

railroadfan wrote:

J T wrote:Could be ANYWHERE along the CN line where it's double tracked.

Don't forget the high voltage lines and crossover..that'll help someone, but the rest of the scenery doesn't help at all.

Those lines are everywhere, too. Especially the west side of Lansing. ugh.

[quote]Those lines are everywhere, too. Especially the west side of Lansing. ugh.[quote]

I was using the power lines as a clue, but west of Lansing they are on the wrong side for that picture.

J T wrote:

railroadfan wrote:

J T wrote:Could be ANYWHERE along the CN line where it's double tracked.

Don't forget the high voltage lines and crossover..that'll help someone, but the rest of the scenery doesn't help at all.

Those lines are everywhere, too. Especially the west side of Lansing. ugh.

Yeah - for a minute there I though I was looking at somewhere in Toledo!

Norm wrote:

Those lines are everywhere, too. Especially the west side of Lansing. ugh.

I was using the power lines as a clue, but west of Lansing they are on the wrong side for that picture.

Wasn't sure which side they were on in west Lansing since the power lines switch sides in Potterville: