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This was a question where I could drive and then watch (perhaps with my family) a lot of high-speed trains running.

Thank you all for your suggestions! I will pull out a map and take a look at them.

I live in Albany, NY, and most of the "high speed" Amtrak trains we see around here around doing about 70mph. I would love to railfan some Amtrak trains on the NE Corridor at high speed, but am unfamiliar with the area. Ideally, I am looking for a location where I could drive and park easi...

I miss the UHRR's open air car. Riding in the S&NC's enclosed coaches just wasn't the same. There is no better way to experience the Adirondacks than by taking it all in while riding an open car.

Nice job!

Neato! Thanks.

Thank you!

Where will this be? I look on Google maps and follow the track out of Bath and don't see any areas where an industrial complex are located with rail service.

Wow, I didn't check the site for a couple days and things heated up! :-D Thank you so much for posting the pic, we can go a long ways with that. The caboose is ex B&O, but NOT ex BR&P. The steps, the 4 windows, the side grab irons, the end ladder, all are different. Looks to me like a Class...

Hitvthe reply below... (not "quick reply" ) At bottom of that reply box. See "upload photos" Its not that hard to do this I thought you had to host photos on a separate site. I didn't realize Railroad.net allowed you to directly attach photos. Anyway, here is the photo. I can't ...

I don't know how. If am willing to email it to someone else if they want to upload it for me. Just send me your email.

I finally took some things out of storage recently and included in the pile of stuff was a picture of me in my snowsuit standing on the frozen lake with the caboose in the background. I don't have a handy way to scan the actual picture, but if BR&P sends me a PM with his email I will take a phot...

That explains the MEC caboose on the back! Another neat idea. Thanks.

Thanks. That caboose looks more like what was in the postcards.