Last evening, a lime train came up the Worcester Line from the P&W. It had a lease SD60 GATX unit leading a P&W unit and some 30 or so cars. Does anyone know where its destination is/was?
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BostonUrbEx wrote:Ah, limestone! Now that makes more sense!!! LOL. I couldn't really imagine either of my ideas actually happening."Lime" would not be limestone. Lime is the name for the oxide of calcium, CaO.
obienick wrote:To this point, Lime is usually in a powdered form at this point, in either hoppers or possibly bagged/palletized in a box car.BostonUrbEx wrote:Ah, limestone! Now that makes more sense!!! LOL. I couldn't really imagine either of my ideas actually happening."Lime" would not be limestone. Lime is the name for the oxide of calcium, CaO.
jaymac wrote:There's a thread on the CSX forum about the Tropicana trains, so mebbe we can follow fruit -- sorry, suit -- about the lime trains?Dammit, you stole my joke.
Red Wing wrote:The Lemons are pulling the trains.Good one red wing railroads do have lemons( not the fruit)for locos.