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Re: End of the line getting closer ....
Author: Wallowa Editor
Date: 05-30-2010 - 17:02
Yes, it is the Pioneer that might be ressurrected. My senior moment. Don't forget, I said it was a big "if."
Except for the tourist Thunder Mountain Line in Idaho, the Idaho Northern is a fur piece from Rio Grande Pacific's properties. And I don't see it doing a huge amount of business. But all I really was trying to get across is that the WURR board seems to be trying its darndest to do something with its publicly owned railroad without having yet used a penny of taxpayer money. When's the last time you heard of a government entity acting like that?
Except for the tourist Thunder Mountain Line in Idaho, the Idaho Northern is a fur piece from Rio Grande Pacific's properties. And I don't see it doing a huge amount of business. But all I really was trying to get across is that the WURR board seems to be trying its darndest to do something with its publicly owned railroad without having yet used a penny of taxpayer money. When's the last time you heard of a government entity acting like that?
