Indiana Wishbone

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A Frame!

Kokomo looks like heaven if you're a fan of street running.
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Nah, that's just pseudo-street running, where the road and rails don't actually share a right of way. The track just runs in between the opposing lanes.

Real street running has the track embedded in the pavement, like one long grade crossing.

Nice find on the wishbone gate, though!
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AndyWS wrote:Nah, that's just pseudo-street running, where the road and rails don't actually share a right of way. The track just runs in between the opposing lanes.

Real street running has the track embedded in the pavement, like one long grade crossing.

Nice find on the wishbone gate, though!
That particular line doesn't, however there is a North/South line a bit further west of there that does. In fact, I think it's been posted on another thread here sometime in the past, IIRC. (Probably because of this and this)
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Ah, there we go. :cool:
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SirKrunch wrote:
AndyWS wrote:Nah, that's just pseudo-street running, where the road and rails don't actually share a right of way. The track just runs in between the opposing lanes.

Real street running has the track embedded in the pavement, like one long grade crossing.

Nice find on the wishbone gate, though!
That particular line doesn't, however there is a North/South line a bit further west of there that does. In fact, I think it's been posted on another thread here sometime in the past, IIRC. (Probably because of this and this)
What railroad owns that track.
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TRAINMANKIGHT wrote: What railroad owns that track.
Going by the cities on this, NS does.
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SirKrunch wrote:
TRAINMANKIGHT wrote: What railroad owns that track.
Going by the cities on this, NS does.
MAP

ROFL! 7" clown cap
CLOWN CAP :TUP1:
Looks like Indiana Railroad
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