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Western Railroad Discussion > Wherezit?Date: 01/06/19 13:12 Wherezit? Author: dwatry Date: 01/06/19 13:58 Re: Wherezit? Author: gonx Tucson
Date: 01/06/19 14:27 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry Nope! I'll just say "wrong state" and let that be a hint.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/06/19 14:29 by dwatry. Date: 01/06/19 14:43 Re: Wherezit? Author: Copy19 Looking at the crappy air, power lines and mountains I’d say Southern California.
JB - Omaha Date: 01/06/19 14:54 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry Still "wrong state".
Here's a hint: These units are on trackage rights here but not very far from home rails (less than 100 miles). Date: 01/06/19 14:57 Re: Wherezit? Author: Pacific5th Somewhere in Mexico?
Date: 01/06/19 15:01 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry Yes! Can you get more specific?
Date: 01/06/19 15:14 Re: Wherezit? Author: callum_out Monterrey??
Out Date: 01/06/19 15:39 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry Nope. OK I'll stop torturing everyone. This is in Silao in the state of Guanajuato. It's Ferromex trackage, but KCSdeM has trackage rights over from Celaya and Escobedo, through Irapuato. This particular trackage is the remnant of the old branch to the city of Guanajuato, which isn't active anymore past this point, though the track is still in place (but overgrown) most of the way into Guanajuato. That's a large GM truck factory on the right.
Thanks for guessing! Date: 01/06/19 16:07 Re: Wherezit? Author: callum_out The hills and the big white building is why I guessed Monterrey, as to the shot, if it ain't in California
it don't exist! Out Date: 01/06/19 16:10 Re: Wherezit? Author: SanJoaquinEngr Looks like high speed rail !
Posted from Android Date: 01/06/19 16:31 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry Yeah the stub of the branch doesn't look too hot but the Ferromex mainline this connects to is all concrete ties and welded rail.
Date: 01/07/19 11:04 Re: Wherezit? Author: hawkeye The elevated white tower boxes on the left of the locomotives are for a prison??
Date: 01/07/19 17:34 Re: Wherezit? Author: dwatry No - I think watchtowers to thwart potential thieves for the lots where they store finished trucks before they get loaded onto the autoracks.
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