wigwag remains discovered
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wigwag remains discovered
Just outside of Lindsay CA, on the abandoned ATSF/TVRR line.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 55,,0,0.23
Even Dan Furtado didn't know about this one...how rare is that?
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 55,,0,0.23
Even Dan Furtado didn't know about this one...how rare is that?
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Re: wigwag remains discovered
that awsome, looks like an older one too.
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Re: wigwag remains discovered
Make that a pole & cantilever for a wigwag... and on a line that no longer exists.
Re: wigwag remains discovered
Lots of classics and wags in service to the north & west of that location... but head further south and east...
Here's some more remains... Possible 'wag?
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 9&t=h&z=16
Here's some more remains... Possible 'wag?
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 9&t=h&z=16
Well, 
Re: wigwag remains discovered
"TRACKS OUT OF SERVICE," anyone? 
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Re: wigwag remains discovered
Hard to say on that one... it almost looks like a regular mast. You can see a hole in the middle for where a set of lights would normally be mounted.SirKrunch wrote:Lots of classics and wags in service to the north & west of that location... but head further south and east...
Here's some more remains... Possible 'wag?
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 9&t=h&z=16
Would make sense though that it was a wig wag, since there is just a crossbuck on wooden pole on the other side. Unless of course the other signal got knocked down or something.
Re: wigwag remains discovered
Yep. Thats another one, in Porterville. It's amazing that the FRA continues to list them as open (with wig wags) and that those crossings still have "2 trains a day".SirKrunch wrote:Lots of classics and wags in service to the north & west of that location... but head further south and east...
Here's some more remains... Possible 'wag?
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 9&t=h&z=16
Re: wigwag remains discovered
Wow, even on the active line just to the West, there's a great combination of classic signals scattered around... Teardrop Bells, A-Frame wood gates, 'Wags... What railroad operates those tracks and what kind of traffic does that line see anyway?
Well, 
Re: wigwag remains discovered
That is part of the SJVRR. It is currently under Federal review for abandonment, but the area counties are fighting that tooth and nail. The line itself has been dormant for a few years.SirKrunch wrote:Wow, even on the active line just to the West, there's a great combination of classic signals scattered around... Teardrop Bells, A-Frame wood gates, 'Wags... What railroad operates those tracks and what kind of traffic does that line see anyway?
Porterville, Ducor, Terra Bella and others are on that line, and on Mikes website.