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There have been quite a few books in the last few years on the Maine 2 footers; without doubt, the best of the bunch just for the enjoyment of reading it is "The Maine Two footers" by Linwood W. Moody. Mr. Moody was an oldtime railroader, starting with his hometown Georges Valley RR early in the 20th Century, and finishing his career with the Belfast & Moosehead Lake in the early 70's. He also got to know the men who made Maine's two foot roads work and railfanned those roads in the 30's and 40's. [he also helped set up the original Edaville RR after WWII] The neatest thing about Mr. Moody was his writing style...a stereotypical Down East DRY sense of humor. I have several books by Robt. Jones, and I hope he had the good sense not to mess with Moody's delightful storytelling. I don't have the new edition, but the original from 1959. [does that make me OLD?]
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