Very sorry to hear of Carol's passing. I don't believe I ever met her in person but I may have at some point and didn't even know it was her. I always enjoyed reading her posts here and on Train Or
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JULY 15, 1982
British Rail Strikers Threatened With Firing If Not Back Tuesday
"Britain's state-owned railroads today ordered almost 25,000 engineers who have been on strike since July 4 to return t
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SVLG is the Silicon Valley Leadership Group.
May 10, 2022 Are We There Yet? Is a High Speed Rail Reality Finally In Sight?
- Secretary Ray Lahood, former United States Transportation Secreta
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From:
https://patch.com/california/mountainview/s/hxain/only-one-san-jose-vta-board-member-uses-public-transit
November 9, 2021
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is dealing with t
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"When I went on duty as a Caltrain* engineer on the afternoon of December 16, 1994, it looked to be like most days. ... As my train swayed through the crossovers that formed the yard throat at the
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The super troll has driven everyone away... Drew, Carol, Margaret, Jim Speaker, Pdxrailtransit, stash, who else? Many others...
It is kind of depressing. I miss the old days. Hutch, KRK, Don-N
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> Margaret SP fan I understand is not in good
> health. Both her phone numbers have been
> disconnected and her son Da
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Margaret SP fan I understand is not in good health. Both her phone numbers have been disconnected and her son Dan has not contacted me back, although I see posts from him on Facebook among other p
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> I hit the big 77 today and I am bidding farewell
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> I will miss Short line Sa
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I hit the big 77 today and I am bidding farewell to a site that no longer interests me.
I will miss Short line Sammie, Carol L Voss, Margaret, pdxrailtransit, Jeff, Bill B, and Paul G.
I'm sit
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Nice steam action in this!
On Retro tv until 18:00 today
Master sleuth Sherlock Holmes is hired by the wealthy widow Lady Margaret and her son Roland Carstairs to prevent the theft of an enormou
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That's how BAERA dba Western does business with their main ops.
Shout out to Margaret SP Fan !
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> I may not be an iron woman but I was an
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Bill liked raping women, not engaging in dominatrix r
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A touching story of love from Britain's capital: https://www.insideottawavalley.com/news-story/3867732-a-touching-story-of-love-from-britain-s-capital/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9Fa5RLD1BIht
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_laureates_affiliated_with_the_University_of_California,_Berkeley
And that's just the Nobel Prize winners. There are lots more:
John Coolidge Adams
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I remember SP 2472 was restored and rescued as a "Project" after San Mateo Farigrounds decided to move. I remember Margaret Monroe (such a fine lady) and Carl Maggiani working on what would become Gol
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Just remember that thi
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> Apparently Anticipate isn't in your vocab.
Not when making moves on the railroad, no.
> Why you insist on waiting for the ground crew to signal your every move precisely when kicking cars an
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> So let me see if I understand your comment, Chris.
> You posted it to accuse Zaroff and I of doing the
> same thing you
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