by MinutemanMaroon
I was fortunate to tag along with NH railfan veterans Dane Malcolm and Brent Michiels earlier this month on a NEGS freight move. Their locomotive was suffering a blown radiator and so the power was Winnipesaukee Railroad #302. They brought two empty slurry cars to Concord and removed the MOW cars from the trestle, sandwiching the GP7 between the slurry and MOW cars. Upon reaching Concord they dropped the MOW cars off at a siding, left the empties to interchange, abs picked up two slurry loads. When they got to Canterbury they added the Pullman coach "Granite State", making it a mixed train for the trip to Tilton. From what I understand the Pullman is being sold to a party down south, although I'm insure why they brought it back up to Tilton rather than bringing it to Concord.
"Every foot of track of the B&M, mainline or branch, rain or shine, needed or not, was the scene of legitimate human endeavor." -Robert Willoughby Jones