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[Railwoodman]

Happy Thanksgiving all

Matt

 

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[blueodessey]

Love them Boxcars Chief !

 

[Railwoodman]

I'm a person that loves looking at other routes being worked on Discord . Many pages on Discord have good reviews on past and present works . And read the what other say are great works and what some want to see . And have had one of my best laughs at seeing my route posted as a finished work . Having reread this thread . Not one of those people has ever said or contacted me with what has been said there ? I'm not mad . , But to say it's a finished work . LOL finished ..... Maybe never , But that's because it's has a life of its own now . It's in control . And tells me what finished and what's not . LOL Me , I just here to ride the trainz . LOL

Yea still not done .

Matt

 

[prr325]

The operator at Bergan block tower prepares to "hoop up" orders to the crew of an approaching southbound freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad's Elmira Division. Bergan controlled the PRR junction with the Susquehanna and New York Railroad at Marsh Hill Junction. The junction, the town of Marsh Hill, and the S & NY yard are on the other side of the bridge. The approaching freight is pulled by PRR class L1s Mikado no. 1860. It's a beautiful July day in north-central Pennsylvania.