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Rails to nowhere. Found what was left of once busy industrial spur in Decatur, AL. As you can see in the background, trucks now carry the cargo these rails once saw.
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My trusty Yaesu VX-170 helps us know when the trains are coming!
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The tugboat "Paulette K" waits for an opportunity to slip under the drawbridge over the Tennessee River. The railroad has priority at this bridge and the dispatcher controls the bridge tender's ability to operate the draw-span.
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This General Electric 44 ton switcher is now on display at the Cowan Railroad Museum in Cowan, TN. The loco is operational and the hope of the members is to have an operating train in the future.
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Loram's railgrinder number RG301 is seen here in CSX's Oakworth yard in Decatur, AL while it stayed there for about 4 or 5 days for the employees to performed maintenance on the grinder.
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Here is the caboose on Loram's railgrinder number RG301, which was recently in CSX's Oakworth yard in Decatur, AL.
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Loram's railgrinder number RG301 was recently in CSX's Oakworth yard in Decatur, AL. The unit stayed there for about 4 or 5 days while the employees performed maintenance on the grinder.
File Size: 129 KBytes · Downloads: 7254 · Uploaded: December 12,2001
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Loram's railgrinder number RG301 is seen here in CSX's Oakworth yard in Decatur, AL while it stayed there for about 4 or 5 days for the employees to performed maintenance on the grinder.
File Size: 125 KBytes · Downloads: 5289 · Uploaded: December 12,2001
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There was a lull in the action, so I decided to grab this shot of the forming Hootenanny!
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Here is another shot of the power on the PJ grinder. Note what appears to be fire fighting equipment on the front of the unit.
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Here is the "business" portion of the Pandrol Jackson rail grinder. The crew was readying her for another day's work when I, unfortunately, had to go to work.
File Size: 77 KBytes · Downloads: 5163 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Here is a close up shot of the front of the Loram rail grinder as it worked through Decatur, AL on the Norfolk Southern. This might be a good detail shot for the modeler who wishes to kit bash one of these units.
File Size: 180 KBytes · Downloads: 5632 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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I caught Loram Rail Grinder RG-17 working through Decatur, AL on the Norfolk Southern. Here the grinder enters NS's Decatur siding.
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After being removed from north bound CSX grain train G258 because the air horn did work on the lead unit, this pair of SOO Line SD60s sit in Oakworth yard in Decatur, AL to be picked up by another train.
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The Sperry Rail Services inspection car 123 spends a day of rest in Huntsville, AL on the NS. Here the old Huntsville freight depot is seen in the background.
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Sperry Rail Services inspection car 126 rolls past Huntsville siding in Huntsville, AL at track speed.
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The Pandrol Jackson grinder appears to have heavily modified EMD F40PHs on both ends for power.
File Size: 128 KBytes · Downloads: 5765 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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We scrambled to cover our cameras and camcorders as Mother Nature delivered us a very brief summer rain shower. As quick as we got stuff covered up, it was over!
File Size: 82 KBytes · Downloads: 4316 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Here is a close up of the front of the Loram ditcher in Hartselle, AL. This would be a neat project for the ambitious model railroader to attempt to kit-bash!
File Size: 103 KBytes · Downloads: 6915 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Q124 heads past the adoring railfans!
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I caught this Loram ditcher headed north bound on the CSX at Harris siding north of Decatur, AL, as train W036 after a long day's work.
File Size: 127 KBytes · Downloads: 4407 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Fellow railfans waiting on a train!
File Size: 86 KBytes · Downloads: 3358 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Everyone scrambles to photograph and video tape south bound CSX train Q129!
File Size: 72 KBytes · Downloads: 3511 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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Here is another shot of all the people mingling and visiting between trains!
File Size: 59 KBytes · Downloads: 3483 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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The Unknown Railfan! Okay, okay, this is not really the unknown railfan, but Bobby Payne of TrainJunkie.com fame cutting up a little in between trains! Be sure to check his site out!
File Size: 135 KBytes · Downloads: 5002 · Uploaded: July 03,2001
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