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On 9/4/13 9:12 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
------------------------------ Well, some things on the train tracks have changed. Railroad "ties" are typically concrete now and the rail butts are welded and smooth. Ever notice that the "clackity-clack" sound of a train travelling down the track has disappeared? Depends on where you are. The trackage from here to NYC and beyond is pretty decent, and so is the trackage out to Chicago. I've not been further west than Chicago on a train. The trackage is absolutely miserable between here and Florida. I mean, TERRIBLE. The rails are as crooked and bumpy as you can get and in some places, you have to wonder why the rail car just doesn't hop off the rails. CSX owns the rails and whatever the minimum is for upkeep, it obviously spends less. ![]() |
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