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Date: 05/31/18 18:10
Rusty Rails
Author: ETFuller

Twelve Scenes from the Shenandoah Valley

Take a nostalgic trip along an old railroad line that runs through the small towns and farmland of the Valley in this video article on The Trackside Photographer

http://thetracksidephotographer.com/2018/05/31/rusty-rails/

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Edd Fuller, Editor

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Date: 06/01/18 11:03
Re: Rusty Rails
Author: FECcarman

Thank you very much for a trip through yesterday.. A haunting look back at what used to be in the Shenandoah Valley before the constant roar of 18 wheelers on I-81.

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Date: 06/01/18 22:56
Re: Rusty Rails
Author: terrybaker

I worked on that line in 1987-88 and the rails were tired, but not rusty. Here's a link to a previous posting that included a map, timetable, and train orders and switch lists for a typical operating day (night):

https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?11,3934034,3934049#msg-3934049

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Date: 06/11/18 15:54
Re: Rusty Rails
Author: holiwood

Crossing in picture 5 is about half mile from my house
hollywood

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Date: 06/17/18 11:35
Re: Rusty Rails
Author: dancollins3

Please read this!
It took me back though my childhood.
I grew up in a mining town located in Northern California.
However this hit my childhood on my head.
Thank you!
Dan

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