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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Baldwin, FLADate: 09/27/05 07:53 Baldwin, FLA Author: dstill I may ride over that way today, is this a good location?
Date: 09/27/05 08:01 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: mderrick Absolutely! However, traffic may be off a bit with one of the key lines mostly out of service, and that would be the line to New Orleans. This gets a lot of UP runthrough traffic as a rule, and as a result, may be less foreign power than usual. CSX is running New Orleans traffic over alternate routes, including the M&B to Montgomery, so you may find traffic from Waycross to be heavier than usual.
Mike Derrick http://www.shortlinesusa.com Date: 09/27/05 11:35 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: SVTS I was there last week, in town by the post office where the diamond is, but only because I knew a train was coming. A lot of the locals were giving me wierd looks, and I suspected if I remained there much longer, I would have unwelcomed company. I don't know where you live, but if it were me, I would rather be up in Folkston.
A southbound goes through Baldwin at the north end of the yard near the diamond. The train is crossing US 301/US 90. Date: 09/27/05 11:37 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: SVTS Date: 09/27/05 16:04 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: calsubd It used to be a great location, now with the East / West interruption due to mother nature I'd go to Folkston , Ed
Date: 09/27/05 18:38 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: MEKoch I have sat in this town near the old tower. Local cops have thrown me out twice. They even smiled at my wife on the 2nd occasion.
I simply moved to the public road crossings. Small town cops with nothing to do. Or I am the bomber..... Date: 09/28/05 16:23 Re: Baldwin, FLA Author: TV-10 I got busted outta there by a RR bull, too. He was watching inbound freights off the NO line for riders; told me the tower in the wye was a favorite place for hobos to set up their jungle.
Sounds like that town is in STEEP decline. |