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Thank You TRAINS!! These are the kind of articles I enjoy reading. Maybe not to most, but too me, this is a great read. 2 thumbs up. I have yet to read any of the magazine except for this section, just got the magazine today. Im sure the rest will be just as good. This is by far one of the top articles I have read sence subscribing to Trains a few months back. See I've always had a fascination of how goods are shipped, who ships them and where do they go, how often, how much and so on. And than to see how all the materials are put together in to a product. I just find it neat how things are made and its all very exciting to me. One question. I was gonna email this question but seeing that someone had posted about this article, I might as well say what I gotta say. At the very end of the article it says, "there are many other commodities moving on the former Rio Grande: barley for beer, hard red winter wheat for bread, and oriented strand board, gypsum wallboard and brick for building construction. Their story is interesting too" So in saying this, does this mean we will see an article about them in the not so distant future? If so yipeee!!!![:D] Does Trains have anyother articles like this one in the works?
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