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<p>You can try to get to the Bush River Bridge, there used to be a small lane that allowed access to the south end which I think used to be a boat ramp for that water.</p><p>It's was 30 years ago I was there last... I have NO idea if it is possible to get down in there now, it is a little bit close to the tracks. I can still feel the blasts of the high speed (For the time) trains even today.</p><p>Not only that, the road that connected to US 40 is a specific spot overgrown with woods, Im betting that you will NEVER find that itty bitty road you can only get to it from the northbound side, there is massive center dividers in place now on that road.</p><p>Another would be the Hammerman Park Access Road off Pulaski Highway near the old White Marsh Access Road but major catenary and poor view from that bridge.. not the best spot.</p><p>Aberdeen offers a chance to catch a train or two I think there are some legal areas where one can safely "Shoot" trains with a big lens without being too bothered near the Aberdeen Base Access road that I know of leading to the Ordinance Museum.</p><p>Now the CSX Line, you will have to go to Joppa along what I think is Philadelpha road just north and west of the US 40. There is a single track railline that parallels US 40 all the way downtown Baltimore. I have no idea if it is still in use today, it is quite possible CSX uses another line either on the NEC or elsewhere.</p>
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