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You know Ray, you should really go home from time to time I need to take my truck out for a spin this weekend, maybe I will stop in and check on your progress.
Greg you are always welcome to stop by, come before noon if you wnt to visit when I am still partialy sober
we went train watching today, and we caught a couple rare things
first, a hi rail pickup. I know its a chebby, but ill let it slide this time lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dpVSgeuG6o
then we caught P&W (Providence and Worcester) train NH-1 in New London, CT. normally it runs from New Haven (hence the train name NH) to Old Saybrook and switches cars with NR2, but no NR2 today http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uc9jtiT3Mw
we went train watching today, and we caught a couple rare things
first, a hi rail pickup. I know its a chebby, but ill let it slide this time lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dpVSgeuG6o
then we caught P&W (Providence and Worcester) train NH-1 in New London, CT. normally it runs from New Haven (hence the train name NH) to Old Saybrook and switches cars with NR2, but no NR2 today http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uc9jtiT3Mw
Brian:
In that second video, that location appeared to be where the concrete railroad ties end, and its the old wooden ties after that.