Come more some of photos
- David
- David
NS Delmarva Secondary Branch
Come more of photos,
- David
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Come last one of photo,
- David
- David
NS Delmarva Secondary Branch
That's it so that what we was little trip in southern Delaware on last July 10, 2009 so very so fun and enjoy..!!
- David
- David
NS Delmarva Secondary Branch
Are those pics in Georgetown?
maguire54 wrote:Are those pics in Georgetown?
Yes, that's right those are in Georgetown, Delaware.
We was there on July 11, 2009.
- David
NS Delmarva Secondary Branch
Hey,
I just did a Google map of Georgetown and I was able to see, on the street view, what appears to be a GP7 or 9 (the zoom resolution was not great) in Pennsy livery. It was on a siding along Railroad Ave. Did you see that one?
I just did a Google map of Georgetown and I was able to see, on the street view, what appears to be a GP7 or 9 (the zoom resolution was not great) in Pennsy livery. It was on a siding along Railroad Ave. Did you see that one?
Maguire54, if you were talking about this guy,
he was interchanged out to NS back in January and is now on a Carolina shortline, Carolina Southern/Coastal? The DCLR was doing work on her.
he was interchanged out to NS back in January and is now on a Carolina shortline, Carolina Southern/Coastal? The DCLR was doing work on her.
maguire54 wrote:Hey,Hey Maguire54,
I just did a Google map of Georgetown and I was able to see, on the street view, what appears to be a GP7 or 9 (the zoom resolution was not great) in Pennsy livery. It was on a siding along Railroad Ave. Did you see that one?
Really?
Umm..I don't see any GP7 or 9 in Georgetown or anywhere in since. How did you know that GP7 or 9 around in Delaware?
RockGp40,
Wow, that's nice photo of GP7 or 9 unit there and where you was taken in? And, this since she work on Carolina shortline, Carolina Southern/Coasta?
- David
NS Delmarva Secondary Branch
RockGp40:
Thats the one. Thanks for the info.
Thats the one. Thanks for the info.
Hey, Norfolksouthern89,
I am going to drive downstate this Friday. Where exactly in Georgetown is that RR equipment?
I am going to drive downstate this Friday. Where exactly in Georgetown is that RR equipment?
106 is privately owned and in service on the expanded Carolina Coastl, in North Carolina.
The enginehouse is located within the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park, east of downtown Georgetown.
Head toward Lewes and turn right at the Truck Route 9 traffic light. Cross the tracks.
Go a little further, turn right into the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park. There is a gaurd house at the entrance gate (sometimes manned, sometimes not). Make a right at the T. Enginehouse is down on your right.
DCLR is railfan friendly, so make sure you ask permission prior to wandering around.
The enginehouse is located within the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park, east of downtown Georgetown.
Head toward Lewes and turn right at the Truck Route 9 traffic light. Cross the tracks.
Go a little further, turn right into the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park. There is a gaurd house at the entrance gate (sometimes manned, sometimes not). Make a right at the T. Enginehouse is down on your right.
DCLR is railfan friendly, so make sure you ask permission prior to wandering around.
PVRX1 wrote:106 is privately owned and in service on the expanded Carolina Coastl, in North Carolina.Thanks. With your directions, I was able to locate the enginehouse on google maps satellite view.
The enginehouse is located within the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park, east of downtown Georgetown.
Head toward Lewes and turn right at the Truck Route 9 traffic light. Cross the tracks.
Go a little further, turn right into the Georgetown Airport Industrial Park. There is a gaurd house at the entrance gate (sometimes manned, sometimes not). Make a right at the T. Enginehouse is down on your right.
DCLR is railfan friendly, so make sure you ask permission prior to wandering around.