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Augusta 11/6/04

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Posted by oskar on Tuesday, November 9, 2004 5:36 AM
you should come back usally theres 3or4 trains in 6 hours now 2 or 3 weeks ago it was about 8 in 6 or 8 hours it been busy well,for csx.ns is just the same





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Posted by tree68 on Monday, November 8, 2004 8:42 PM
Didn't do much trainwatching when I visited Augusta a few years ago - spent more time in fire stations. Did get to experience a CSX freight dissecting Harlem, though....

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Posted by oskar on Monday, November 8, 2004 6:50 PM
yeah, you don't know CSX might retire it I hope they do a little touch up on it





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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, November 8, 2004 3:05 PM
I saw that C&O engine come right by my house a couple days ago heading south on the Georgia Sub, towards Augusta. wish I had my camera, that was a rare sight.
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Posted by oskar on Sunday, November 7, 2004 11:25 AM
yeah, I would need directions what's the place. it would be nice to see the old paint scemes again since you don't see them any more like Chessie or Family line and others that I have not seen




PS Dough go to Taylor St. that's will i'll be on most saturdays I get kinda bored over there untill trains come I can give you more train watching places to see



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Posted by Dough on Sunday, November 7, 2004 10:20 AM
Hey, glad to see anther GA poster. I'll have to make another trip over there sometime. It is a great place which even has street running trains!

Also, if you ever head to NE GA, there is a family of shortlines that has some Chessie, RF&P, Rio Grande, Conrail, South Carolina, CNW, and other geeps all in original paint!!!

I'll give you directions if you want them.
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Posted by oskar on Sunday, November 7, 2004 8:22 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by MP57313

Augusta...Georgia? Wouldn't see all that action in Augusta Maine.





Yes it's Augusta,GA home of the masters and 5 Automatic switches





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Posted by MP57313 on Sunday, November 7, 2004 2:05 AM
Augusta...Georgia? Wouldn't see all that action in Augusta Maine.
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Augusta 11/6/04
Posted by oskar on Saturday, November 6, 2004 2:59 PM
1. csx 8419 16 cars (15 Empty rock cars 1 rail box cars)
CR 4413 csx 8034 csx 8098 csx 8532
2. csx 5843 C&O 4617!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 24 cars work train (W030) to Spartanburg
3.csx 7652 csx 7611 Military train
NS 3281
4. NS 3540 NS 3221 5 hopper cars
5. NS 8687 NS 6714 (WF,PRR) NS 9669 63 cars (155)
6.csx 141 9 cars (Q693)
7. csx 372 csx 401 79 Loaded coal cars (N104)
8. UP 7177 csx 8723 SD60I 51 cars Double stack (Q126)






if anybody wants to come to Augusta tell me and i'll tell you all the spots






kevin

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