BULLSHEET DOWN!

[Anonymous]

The "freight trains" feature at bullsheet is down? What's going on? Is Allen taking the site off-line? Is he still going to be publishing the newsletter over the internet at least (the hard-print published version ended 9/05)? Anybody know?

Bullsheet is a great source of east coast railroad information and news, with focus centered around the old B&O mainlines, for those of you who don't know. Pretty interesting stuff.

[waltersrails]

I want more info on this how do you get the bullsheet.

[mvlandsw]

QUOTE: Originally posted by waltersrails

I want more info on this how do you get the bullsheet.

http://www.bullsheet.com

[bbrant]

Looks like the problem is just a short term issue. Saw Allan has this posted on his site.

NOTICE TO VISITORS...

THE DATA APPEARING ON THE FREIGHT SCHEDULES SITE DISAPPEARED ON SEPTEMBER 29.

REASON UNKNOWN -- BUT IT MAY HAVE BEEN DUE TO WORK THE INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER
WAS DOING TO UPGRADE ANOTHER PORTION OF THE SITE SHARING THE SAME DATA BASE.

ALL DATA IS BACKED UP ON FILE, BUT IT MAY BE SEVERAL DAYS
BEFORE ALL OF IT IS RESTORED TO THE SITE.

Q-TRAINS WILL GET FIRST PREFERENCE.

IN THE MEANTIME, CERTAIN LOADING ERRORS MAY OCCUR.. THESE WILL BE CORRECTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

[eolafan]

Here is a snip directly from the BULLSHEET web site that may help clarify things for us all:

About the Bull Sheet



The Bull Sheet (ISSN 1069-613X) was published for 19 years by:

Allen Brougham
8708 Richmond Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21234-2831
Its printed version was terminated effective with the September 2005 edition.

This website is an individual effort and is not an element of any company or organization.



Have a great day and keep your train-watching safe!

[MP173]

It is a great website. If only the NS and CN had similar type coverage. My life would then be complete. Wow...what a shallow life I lead!

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