New Web Cam Location Ideas-Listen up Trains.com

[Anonymous]

Where would you like to see a web cam. Cajon Pass, Horseshoe Curve, Towwer 55, Tehachapi Loop, a major yard or industrie, or a short line Railroad to entertain you with switching and run by's
or tell me a different location so Trains.com can get some ideas[8D][8D][8D][8D]

[tree68]

We've di$cu$$ed thi$ before.

We'd all love to $ee more web cam$, unfortunately, they co$t a lot of ca$h, both to $et up, and to maintain. Bandwidth i$n't cheap. We can hope that more will be in$talled, but don't hold your breath. If you'd like to $ee a cam at $omeplace $pecific, con$ider contacting a local mu$eum or other touri$m oriented group.

BTW, there was a cam at Tehachapi. Haven't been there lately so don't know if it is still active. There are actually quite a few rail cams around the country, and around the world.

[Anonymous]

OH PLEASE LET IT BE BNSF'S CRAWFORD HILL!
BNSFfan.

[Anonymous]

If there are rail web cams in Europe or Asia, I'd think the British would have a few. Please put them up. Because when it's nighttime here it's daytime there. I can't watch train cams at work and it's too dark to see any trains when I get home.

[dmoore74]

While I'm sure it doesn't list every traincam, the follwing site does have cameras worldwide.

http://www.cargolaw.com/cameras.html#trains

[Anonymous]

If there are any railroad right of way's that run by nude beaches, those are the ones that get my vote.

[:D]

[BaltACD]

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

If there are any railroad right of way's that run by nude beaches, those are the ones that get my vote.

[:D]

Second that!

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by BaltACD

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

If there are any railroad right of way's that run by nude beaches, those are the ones that get my vote.

[:D]

Second that!

Gaviota, north of Santa Barbara, but I don't think you can see the free beach from the trestle.... Old SP Coast Line.

[Anonymous]

Well, If the museum wanted to put out the money, I would be able to set up one on the CSX main, but self supporting museums arn't made of money, so maybe trains would consider one in Brunswick?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

QUOTE: Originally posted by BaltACD

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

If there are any railroad right of way's that run by nude beaches, those are the ones that get my vote.

[:D]

Second that!

Gaviota, north of Santa Barbara, but I don't think you can see the free beach from the trestle.... Old SP Coast Line.

Trust Larry to come up with an answer to that one. [8D] [;)]

[Anonymous]

Horseshoe curve or anywhere on the corridor.