URHS of NJ Preservation News

Followed the move from Watsessing to Boonton.

Enjoy!

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiv ... x?id=58886

sullivan1985 wrote:Followed the move from Watsessing to Boonton.

Enjoy!

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiv ... x?id=58886

GREAT PICTURES!!! Thanks for sharing....

sullivan1985 wrote:Followed the move from Watsessing to Boonton.

Enjoy!

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiv ... x?id=58886

Yes, very nice!

7-25-10

sullivan1985 wrote:Followed the move from Watsessing to Boonton.

Enjoy!

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiv ... x?id=58886

Very nice!

I can contribute one photo of the train passing through Bound Brook on Saturday:
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.p ... 663&nseq=5

Rob

Viewers should also note the new fence around the yard!

Outstanding photos! I am glad that someone was able to capture the move in such detail.

Correct me if I am wrong but aren't there now 2-GG-1s at Boonton? And just how many Es and Fs are on site? Thanks.

Later!
Mr. Ed

Mr. Ed wrote:Outstanding photos! I am glad that someone was able to capture the move in such detail.

Correct me if I am wrong but aren't there now 2-GG-1s at Boonton? And just how many Es and Fs are on site? Thanks.

Later!
Mr. Ed

I think the count is:

2 GG1's
4 E8A's (maybe 5)
1 F7A

Unfortunately I also heard there were some mishaps in the yard yesterday. Would anyone care to extrapolate?? I heard the E8's may have been damaged?? This is all from a 2nd hand source.

blockline4180 wrote:Unfortunately I also heard there were some mishaps in the yard yesterday. Would anyone care to extrapolate?? I heard the E8's may have been damaged?? This is all from a 2nd hand source.

Just some cosmetic damage..not really a big deal heard from anther second hand source.

cjvrr wrote:Viewers should also note the new fence around the yard!

Quite so, and also note the "no trespassing signs." Signs and fence were placed in part at the suggestion of the Boonton Police Department to facilitate enforcement and prosecution should the need arise.

The Hickory Creek wont be staying in Boonton when its not in use is it?

Quite so, and also note the "no trespassing signs." Signs and fence were placed in part at the suggestion of the Boonton Police Department to facilitate enforcement and prosecution should the need arise

Photography of the equipment is possible without trespassing on NJ Transit property or getting in the way of the contractor working on the URHS equipment. Equipment may be viewed from either the Fanny Road bridge on the south end (telelphoto lense) or public access from the parking lot on the north end. Just remember not to block the gate into the yard, as employees must have ready access to the site.

Removed. Hopefully my warning got to the right person.