My favorite is the geep 30 God bless you too!

I'm watching from Kalam valley...

Yep. They do that to the glass-break sensors.

You hear correct! A very political battle. They keep pushing for what's called rail-banking which means, "tear up the rails but say if a good use for them comes up, we promise to tear out all our millions of dollars of 'improvements' and put the rail back down".

@@princessofthecape2078 Interesting. Hadn't heard that but I believe it. Our little ocean-side town has about 30,000 commuters that drive daily over a treacherous mountain pass into Silicon Valley. There used to be a rail line called the Suntan Special that brought thousands of tourists over every weekend from the valley. During a lull in users right after cars made their debut the fools stopped the Suntan Special and abandoned the tracks. Subsequently a bunch of homes were built on the rail path and all the many tunnels were turned into places commercial paperwork goes to die (storage). That railroad would now be a bonanza to the weekend tourists as it services the local beach and boardwalk. Tourists wouldn't sit for an hour each way on the clogged highway puking out exhaust and commuters could've used it daily to connect into the extensive Silicon Valley mass transit. All that's impossible now due to the simple loss of the tracks due to shortsightedness. I can see the same thing happening everywhere they rip out track or do so-called rail-banking. If bike routes are so desirable then they should put them in, just don't take out tracks to do it.

lol no one wants to ride a bike to watsonville.

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2018 and they were all sold off after Iowa Pacific’s bankruptcy and liquidation of assets in 2020.

Ah okay thanks

GP9 89 was sold to the Leadville, Colorado and Southern railroad, and moved there in September of 2021.