And while we're on the subject, can someone mention to the crew to not lay on the horn like that at 5:15AM?! It's really interrupting my beauty sleep....grrr....

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hahahah what better way to wake up in the morning than to get blast out of bed?RailsEast wrote:Nice find on the pic, Chris.
And while we're on the subject, can someone mention to the crew to not lay on the horn like that at 5:15AM?! It's really interrupting my beauty sleep....grrr....
If you were to do that now who knows what would happen to you. Also, do trains still run on this line?drailed wrote:I grew up in the area. As a young teen in the late 1960's a friend and I would often attempt riding our 10 speed bikes on the service road parallel to the Earle train track. It was a smooth, well maintained road with no traffic and perfect for bicycling. Usually within 10 or 15 minutes we'd be caught, admonished and escorted off to the nearest exit by the patrolling MP's, though. lol
(1) trespass arrest in all likelihood, and (2) yes, the line is still active.NJT4115 wrote:If you were to do that now who knows what would happen to you. Also, do trains still run on this line?drailed wrote:I grew up in the area. As a young teen in the late 1960's a friend and I would often attempt riding our 10 speed bikes on the service road parallel to the Earle train track. It was a smooth, well maintained road with no traffic and perfect for bicycling. Usually within 10 or 15 minutes we'd be caught, admonished and escorted off to the nearest exit by the patrolling MP's, though. lol
They run quite frequently, but only when a ship is in the pier, or for some normal spotting in waterfront every once in a blue moon. Don't worry this line isn't going anywhere for a long time.NJT4115 wrote:If you were to do that now who knows what would happen to you. Also, do trains still run on this line?drailed wrote:I grew up in the area. As a young teen in the late 1960's a friend and I would often attempt riding our 10 speed bikes on the service road parallel to the Earle train track. It was a smooth, well maintained road with no traffic and perfect for bicycling. Usually within 10 or 15 minutes we'd be caught, admonished and escorted off to the nearest exit by the patrolling MP's, though. lol