Ricardo B. Richards Wrote:
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> Jeff I have it on good authority from the
> nwprr.net Network that not all of those hoppers
> originated in Windsor. In fact, many of them have
> come from Richmond, and not even been shipped to
> Windsor before, be it by rail or by truck or what
> have you. We have gone over this with a
> fine-toothed comb at the Network, my colleagues
> and I, and have examined it from every angle. It
> has been thoroughly looked into, I can assure you,
> and what I tell you has the stamp of truth. These
> are not grain hoppers, FYI, as you seem to think.
> No these are carbolic acid hoppers used with high
> pressure air for food grade shipments, I think.
>
> Your post raises an interested question: what year
> was the 2472 shipped out of Larkspur? Ironic isn't
> it that it is going to be shipped back in eh?

2472 was never there, dimbulb.

And carbolic acid is a liquid shipped by tank car or tank truck.

Nice try. Jerk.