Can you say rust?

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Can you say rust?

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Check out the rusty cantilever in the background:

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=279440

With that pinnacle I thought it was an old tornado siren at first!
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I bet you I can top it off with this rusty bucket of bolts!
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It used to, but not anymore. The signals were taken out shortly after Alex left Maine.
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I have no idea. It was working when I got the pictures. That crossing is on the Maine Eastern Railroad, which only runs during the summer, and the Christmas Holiday. 3 other crossings next to this one had the same setup, but got upgraded to new signals with 12X24 Safetran dotted LED's and GS E bells and gates. The crossing is blocked off and I dont know if it's still there. This is the last piece of history this signal probably has. I will return to the crossing if I return to Maine sometime in the future.
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good, those NEED A FRESH COAT OF PAINT
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The site isn't working for me. It only loads the ads. :Mad:

Can somebody post the photo here? Thanks.
You think your car gets bad mileage? SP 4449 consumes 10 gallons of bunker oil and 100 gallons of water every mile.
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Here ya go...

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AndrewFields wrote:The site isn't working for me. It only loads the ads. :Mad:

Can somebody post the photo here? Thanks.
RailPics must be having network or server trouble (sound familiar Mike?)... I have had the same issues tonight. Thanks owensri for posting it.
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cabman701 wrote:
AndrewFields wrote:The site isn't working for me. It only loads the ads. :Mad:

Can somebody post the photo here? Thanks.
RailPics must be having network or server trouble (sound familiar Mike?)... I have had the same issues tonight. Thanks owensri for posting it.
No prob...

I had the same issue on my other computer. It wouldn't show up...just a little box with the red X in it...but it did load all the pop-up ads and ads on the page ok... :LOL:

Figures....Eh? :Curse1:
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That's why I love looking along California's spur lines. So many cool classics out there.
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