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Those are some sharp looking cars. They look real good, just like the loaded cars I derailed in Willimantic Ct on Monday, 2 of which were on the side, buried in the ground.
Just mud holding the rail in place. I also spotted rail from 1912, 1904 and 1898 on that track later walking around. Brian
Looks a hell of a lot better than this one that shut down NS's Pittsburgh Line the weekend Gonzo and I were out there: http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=162663
We were pulling 79 loads down a track owned by the PW at about 8 MPH. We pretty much went into emergency and at the same time came to a dead stop. 63rd to 67th car derailed. 64th and 65th car tipped over and buried itself nicely in the dirt. I guess a small stretch of track were things started to derail had no spikes or anything. Just mud holding the rail in place. I also spotted rail from 1912, 1904 and 1898 on that track later walking around. Its eX New Haven track.Brian