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In response to: A Day on Amtrak
Glenn Habrial [Visitor]
I am going to have to take the local train next
time since I take the Acela from Newark NJ to
DC and back on occaiosion. I never even seen
one skinned Knee or bruised elbow.
Permalink 05/07/08 @ 05:48 In response to: ECLSTS 2008
Bob Johnson [Visitor]
Gotta watch out for those possible explosive devices randomly placed on the ROW! If that keeps up you're gonna need another Gov't Grant to further expand your RR Police Dept! Getting so's it costs more to protect the railroad from possible terrosts than it does to run it!
Was great having time to converse with you at the show!
Permalink 04/04/08 @ 09:43 In response to: Welcome to the Suleski Transportation Blog Page
Forrest Dame [Member]
Scott,
Great BLOG, I've read some of your other stories. Like the one about the Moose.
Fritz Dame Dame Yankee Railroad
Great BLOG, I've read some of your other stories. Like the one about the Moose.
Fritz Dame Dame Yankee Railroad
Permalink 03/09/08 @ 13:13 In response to: ST Plow Extra 4
Jim Snyder [Visitor]
Nice to see snow pictures. Very nice plows do not have much use on my layout as I live in Phoenix, AZ.
Permalink 02/23/08 @ 07:10 In response to: ST Plow Extra 4
Titus A. Neuboute [Visitor]
Good looking equipment.
The CD&StL plow crew was hanging out at Horstmann's Narrow Gauge Saloon when your pictures were posted. They just had another round, continued their checker game, and figured better your crews than them.
The CD&StL plow crew was hanging out at Horstmann's Narrow Gauge Saloon when your pictures were posted. They just had another round, continued their checker game, and figured better your crews than them.
Permalink 02/23/08 @ 06:17 In response to: Welcome to the Suleski Transportation Blog Page
JD Miller [Visitor]
Scott,
Your BLOG is off to a great start.
Following along with the plow construction is both informative and interesting.
As always, a great job with the photographs.
It's Saturday 19 January and we're under a winter storm watch. CD&StL personel that man the two plows are holed up at Horstmann's Narrow Gauge Saloon. They'll be ready to go should the storm hit. They may have to crawl to the equipment but that won't be the first time!
JD
Your BLOG is off to a great start.
Following along with the plow construction is both informative and interesting.
As always, a great job with the photographs.
It's Saturday 19 January and we're under a winter storm watch. CD&StL personel that man the two plows are holed up at Horstmann's Narrow Gauge Saloon. They'll be ready to go should the storm hit. They may have to crawl to the equipment but that won't be the first time!
JD
Permalink 01/19/08 @ 05:11 
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