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Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways
Author: Ed Workman
Date: 06-21-2014 - 08:37

From the pic with the overhead wire bridges on the viaduct, it looks like this was the "MEXICANO"
to Vera Cruz.
Apparently the line is not adequate for freight either, and as there have been no [save for the Copper Canyon Rte] pass trains in Mexico for years, perhaps the 'misuse of common resources' is just cacamierda. Maybe substitution of 'justifiable' for 'profitable enough' would be a more reasonable characterization.
Ruins? the few pics that show actual infrastructure do not portray that.
Ahhh journalism, so called. viva Los Cabrones

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  Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways WebDigger 06-20-2014 - 23:27
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways Ed Workman 06-21-2014 - 08:37
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways Rich Hunn 06-21-2014 - 09:39
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways pdxrailtransit 06-21-2014 - 10:15
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways david vartanoff 06-21-2014 - 12:06
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways rgcx 06-21-2014 - 18:42
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways Rich Hunn 06-21-2014 - 19:09
  Re: Exploring Abandonned Mexican Railways david vartanoff 06-22-2014 - 12:18


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