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The Coffee Shop (a place to chat) Est. 2004
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I went railfanning on Saturday to a railfan weekend along the old PRR Bel-Del and this is what I saw (I'm posting this on both the Trains and MR boards), first we rode the New York Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W) RDC M1 a couple miles and got dropped off in the middle of nowhere and sat there for a half an hour for NYS&W 2-8-2 #142 to head by with two boxcars, a ballast car and a caboose, we then rode back on the RDC and saw Norfolk Southern train 24V with primer (unpainted) C40-9W 9871 and C40-8 8308 (still in CR blue). NS train 19G came next with C40-9W 9698 and C39-8 8209, then NS train 213 came through with four GP60's (7112, 7143, 7100, and 7121) and another train with C40-8W 8429 (still in CR blue) and SD60 6699. We rode rehind the 142 and a motorcar we saw C40-9W 9833 and a C40-8W still in CR blue. We rode the M1 again for a photo run-by along the Delaware River (3 to be exact, two from the steamer and one from the M1) then headed home. Pics are coming in a day or two! [:)]
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