smcgill Up here we do not throw it away if it has some weathering on it!! We just get er done!
Good! I was considering revoking your "Proud Recyclers Badge", but will now extend your badge for another year!
Tom Trigg
ttrigg Sean: Not trying to be offensive or anything, but for the longest time I thought this pic was neat. Not sure if it is caused by lighting but that timber bent your crane has suspended sure looks like an old one and not compatible with the design of the new bridge under construction. The question I’ve wanted to ask, “Are we looking at the ‘second’ bridge in that location?” It could make for an interesting storyline if that photo was taken during re-construction of the bridge.
Can't fool you ttrigg!!!!!
Up here we do not throw it away if it has some weathering on it!!
We just get er done!
Next bridge is out of PVC.
Sean: Not trying to be offensive or anything, but for the longest time I thought this pic was neat. Not sure if it is caused by lighting but that timber bent your crane has suspended sure looks like an old one and not compatible with the design of the new bridge under construction. The question I’ve wanted to ask, “Are we looking at the ‘second’ bridge in that location?” It could make for an interesting storyline if that photo was taken during re-construction of the bridge.
Was built in the field!!
Awesome trestle, is it homemade? If not, where did you get it?
Cool... I am a caboose freak too. I have almost as many as I do normal rolling stock. I cannot pass up an Aristrocraft or USA Trains caboose on Ebay for less that 40 bucks.
Sean:
You might want to consider firing that engineer if it takes that many conductors to keep him under the posted speed limits!
So is this like those egg liner trains? A good look @ all of USA's cabooses !!Sean
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