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16223
Hi there, I'm a re-joined member having lost contact when I brought a new pc. Can any member advise of safe train watching locations in New England, preferably...
dave_371967
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Oct 2, 2005
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16224
To all three groups: Two [or maybe more - couldn't get a good view as I was two blocks aray in a moving car] Guilford units went through Old Orchard Beach...
DavePat33903@...
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Oct 2, 2005
9:35 pm
16225
Most likely the cars were ST 100 and 101, which have been the only cars used on the GRS business train for the past few years. Power was likely MEC 516 and...
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maineguy1979
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Oct 2, 2005
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16226
Hello everyone, I need some information about BM 76000-76538, 40ft PS-1 boxcars delivered in 1957. I'd like to model one of these cars after the roofwalk was...
Mark Heiden
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Oct 3, 2005
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16227
... Probably about the same time that the #75000's lease expired with Equitable Assurance, and the surviving cars were "blue-dipped" & renumbered into the...
Tim Gilbert
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Oct 3, 2005
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16228
Has anyone here ever heard the term "rail coal" used? This is, apparently, in reference to a coal purported to be of better quality or grade based on some...
John Alan Roderick
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Oct 3, 2005
1:35 pm
16229
The day the B&M 494 arrived in White River....... and "Pat the Rat" had a hissy fit........ ...
Scott J. Whitney
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Oct 4, 2005
2:30 am
16230
As a post script to my last post.... The photo shows the 494 sitting on Track 1A in the B&M yard. CV milepost 14 is to the right with their mainline in front...
Scott J. Whitney
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Oct 4, 2005
2:33 am
16231
See photo posted under Don Haskel called Stout. A tribute to MB-8 and thirsty railfans everywhere. Don from Boston...
Donald Haskel
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Oct 4, 2005
4:46 am
16232
My brother and I were lucky enough to see 494 go past the Westboro engine house on the local from Concord. We walking down the hill from Main St to Railroad...
Tom L
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Oct 4, 2005
9:09 pm
16233
No quibble with the location, but consider that the sedan in the left of the picture is sunk axle-deep and hung up on a grassy embankment, with a roughly 6 x 6...
Paul Moccia
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Oct 5, 2005
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16234 Earl Tuson
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Oct 5, 2005
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16235
... A diesel roster and a couple of small pictures of F-7s can be found on my Unofficial B&M site: http://jbvb.ex.com/rr/bmrr/b_and_m.html ... There have been...
James Van Bokkelen
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Oct 5, 2005
10:34 am
16236
Dear Scott, I'm posting this on the Yahoo List in case Roger or someone else can jump in with definitive information in regards to your mysterious early,...
Alden Dreyer
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Oct 5, 2005
2:50 pm
16237
... A difference of 0.32 miles. ... calls ... as ... A difference of .019 miles....... The plot thickens! In either case, the distance from the 'new' Wells...
Scott J. Whitney
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Oct 5, 2005
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16238
Alden Dreyer <alden.javanet@r...> wrote: ...either Ryegate moved south to become East Ryegate or Wells River moved north. Or both. ... villages/population...
jshorvath10583
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Oct 5, 2005
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16239
I find the photo that Scott's URL refers to very interesting. I have studied this photo over and over. I have come to the conclusion that something about it is...
Roger Robar
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Oct 6, 2005
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16240
No, that can't be it because it looks like an old postcard and the handwriting is correct. Also, islands have a nasty habit of appearing and disappearing...
Scott J. Whitney
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Oct 6, 2005
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16241
Hi John, and welcome to the group. In the october issue of Model Railroader on page 97 there is an ad for Sunbird Train Mart (out of print books). They have in...
Peter Cunningham
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Oct 6, 2005
3:08 pm
16242
... Peter and Others, If one is looking to buy a book, perhaps the easiest & most complete site on the internet is http://www.bookfinder.com/ A simple search...
Tim Gilbert
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Oct 6, 2005
3:38 pm
16243
... appearing > and disappearing after floods..... ... I'm as puzzled as anyone else, but I do think the appearance of the bridge offers a clue as to the date....
irv_thomae
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Oct 6, 2005
4:28 pm
16244
Hi all, to the best of my knowledge, both the Jones Books on the B&M City and Shore and Forest River & Mountain are still available. I have them listed at ...
Kevin T. Farrell
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Oct 6, 2005
10:03 pm
16245
Hi Tim thanks for the heads up on the bookfinder site, now got it bookmarked. Cheers Peter ... complete ... using ... in ... the ... number of ... is ... ...
Peter Cunningham
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Oct 7, 2005
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16246
... Peter, You might also want to bookmark Kevin Farrell's site - apparently he is not part of the Bookfinder network. Tim Gilbert...
Tim Gilbert
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Oct 7, 2005
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16247
I was going to save this posting until we return from China next month, but since the subject is at hand, I'll list the books now. A respectable and longterm...
Alden Dreyer
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Oct 7, 2005
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16248
Lacking a definitive answer on this, I'll ask again... Can anyone here tell me what "Rail Coal" is/was? Why I ask is due to an advertisement from Marsch Coal...
John Alan Roderick
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Oct 8, 2005
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16249
... England, ... to ... action ... after ... Dave ... Hi Dave welcome back, The greatest train watching in New England for a favorable scenery/density matrix...
Donald Haskel
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Oct 8, 2005
4:25 am
16250
JAR, I would assume 'Rail Coal' was a slang word meaning; the same coal used by railroads could be used by home owners in their coal fired steam heating ...
Roger Robar
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Oct 8, 2005
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16251
... John Alan, I can only guess which would probably no better or worse than yours. I guess you stumped the group (and yourself). A search of Google for "rail...
Tim Gilbert
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Oct 8, 2005
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16252
Dear Dave, I tend to agree with Brian Solomon, Bob Buck and dozens of others, that Palmer, Massachusetts, has replaced East Deerfield as the single preferred...
Alden Dreyer
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Oct 8, 2005
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