Thanks guys..
The RR did not what this published before hand at ALL. It made it to one RR forum and the RR threw a FIT.
Thanks guys..
The RR did not what this published before hand at ALL. It made it to one RR forum and the RR threw a FIT.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
Agreed! That is AWESOME - I'm so jealous, wish I got to do something that cool. Glad to see the LIRR is acknowledging it's storied history....I read somewhere once that it is the oldest continually operated company in the United States.Originally Posted by Toyandgadgetguy
Awesome! I always wished my dad can take me on the railroad when he works so I can see stuff like this. I loved the Williamsburg Bridge moving shot...that came out awesome! Thanks for sharing this!
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WOW! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RESTO AND COOL JOURNEY! COLOR ME JEALOUS!
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Great thread! Way cool
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Thanks guys..
Newsday did a story about it today, page A15.
"The caboose, donated by the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum, made its way to the New York Transit Museum by railroad and subway tracks from Riverhead at a "breathtaking speed of 15 miles per hour," LIRR Senior Vice President of Operations Ray Kenny said."
Twin Forks owns the hack, and its on loan for a year.
There is ALOT of angry people right now. Chapter has not been contacted at all.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
how did yu get involved with all this. it's very interesting and your phots are fantastic.
Did it need a lot of work prior to it looking as good as it does now?
April of 2009... March of 2011.... I'm sure it's been moved again since... Paul has been MIA for a while, although I see him on FB...
Yea I was wondering if it ever got moved back.
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