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Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Sun Nov 24, 2019 8:29 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

Current State Statutes in NH give favor to the railroad to operate, and then there is the STB. The Lakeport Draw is kept in the raised position, in season, and lowered when needed, there's no "Act of Congress" to make that happen, maybe a miscommunication though at the time :wink: The outg...

Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Thu Nov 07, 2019 8:36 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

In the case of the local media in Laconia, there's a small daily tabloid called the "Laconia Daily Sun". The three common points are The Laconia Daily Sun, the outgoing Mayor of Laconia, and a member of the WOW Trail Board of Directors.. What do all these have in common ? This is all one p...

Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Mon Nov 04, 2019 8:41 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

The Original intent of the WOW Trail was the creation of Rail with Trail". Now the WOW Trail people have gone rogue armed with a taxpayer funded study that basically tells them (what they want to hear) that removing the tracks, today from Lakeport to Weirs Beach, and tomorrow the entire corrido...

Re: Pan Am Coal Trains

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Mon Nov 04, 2019 8:11 am ¦  Forum: Pan Am Railways (formerly Guilford Rail System) ¦  Topic: Pan Am Coal Trains ¦  Replies: 287 ¦  Views: 78262

It will be interesting to see what power winds up pulling these trains into Bow.. CSX or Pan Am's ? (If this happens, of course..) :wink:

Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Thu Oct 24, 2019 10:00 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

There are many brick walls that the WOW people will encounter on their activist ways to construct the trail in place of the tracks. I would say with a high degree of probability that the owner associations of the private gated communities along the west side of Paugus Bay will probably do everything...

Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Wed Oct 16, 2019 12:16 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

Mr. Beetle sure plays the old wind song with his misinformed facts. The WOW Trail study paid for by the WOW Trail and Laconia taxpayers got told exactly what they wanted to hear. If someone gave me 40K to do a study, I would tell them exactly what they wanted to hear. Sort of like the Laconia Sun's ...

Re: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Sun Sep 29, 2019 8:10 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Plymouth & Lincoln Railroad (HOBO, Winnipesaukee Scenic) ¦  Replies: 304 ¦  Views: 108477

PLLX 41 is a privately owned car. It's very doubtful it would be used for excursion purposes.

Re: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:42 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS) ¦  Replies: 686 ¦  Views: 250359

On Friday 8/9, the New England Southern Crew took care of business, making their complete 3rd run of the season, departing from their Canterbury World HQ south to Concord, north to Tilton with loads, south to Concord with empties, then north back to Canterbury, light.

Re: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Tue Aug 06, 2019 11:55 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS) ¦  Replies: 686 ¦  Views: 250359

United Rail seems to be on the prowl to acquire the Saratoga & North Creek line in NY State, and up to other filings with the STB. The seemed a notch slightly above the full fledged scam known as the "Boston Surface Railroad Company" which is going no where fast. Nice to see their shin...

Re: Rail Bikes

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Fri Jul 19, 2019 1:18 pm ¦  Forum: Pan Am Railways (formerly Guilford Rail System) ¦  Topic: Rail Bikes on the Northern ¦  Replies: 4 ¦  Views: 5360

Not quite Horseshoe Pond Road, they are running about 1.5 to 2 miles south of the Sewalls Falls Road Crossing. The owner and his family did a great job clearing out their portion of the Northern filled with years of no maintenance, weeds, and downed trees across the tracks. There's no tracks across ...

Re: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Wed May 01, 2019 10:26 am ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS) ¦  Replies: 686 ¦  Views: 250359

The New England Southern Crews went north with two loads on Saturday 4/27 and south to Concord with one empty on Sunday 4/28. It does not appear that anything has changed hands..

Re: If you're not doing anything on May 8...

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Wed May 01, 2019 10:20 am ¦  Forum: Pan Am Railways (formerly Guilford Rail System) ¦  Topic: If you're not doing anything on May 8... ¦  Replies: 4 ¦  Views: 2454

I think that's a splendid idea ! Cleaning up around the tracks in Concord wouldn't be a bad idea either. The first views people see of Concord are that of the garbage piles and the overgrown brush on railroad property next to I-93.

Re: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS)

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Mon Mar 04, 2019 4:05 pm ¦  Forum: New England Railfan ¦  Topic: Official New England Southern Thread (NEGS) ¦  Replies: 686 ¦  Views: 250359

It's easy to speculate and guess what the new owners of NEGS are going to do, no one really knows for sure...yet.. The sale has to close first.. I agree with ROCKGUY, no one worked harder to creatively make opportunities happen than Pete, keeping 3M happy, creating 2 Military trains, the recent rail...

Re: Hillsboro Branch

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Thu Feb 07, 2019 4:31 pm ¦  Forum: Pan Am Railways (formerly Guilford Rail System) ¦  Topic: Hillsboro (Hillsborough) Branch ¦  Replies: 91 ¦  Views: 37153

Hello, each bay holds one hopper, and yes the Pan Am crews move cars in and out of there. You may be able to find some pictures on NERAIL of their switching work.

Re: Hillsboro Branch

 by BowdoinStation ¦  Mon Jan 28, 2019 7:45 pm ¦  Forum: Pan Am Railways (formerly Guilford Rail System) ¦  Topic: Hillsboro (Hillsborough) Branch ¦  Replies: 91 ¦  Views: 37153

Hello, Hendrix usually gets covered hoppers. Pan Am Crews go up there almost once a week, and they do the runaround in Wilton. It's not pretty, but they do move along at 5mph or less. Milford Bennington also uses those tracks in warmer weather between Wilton and Granite State Concrete a little ways ...

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