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Alright, let's get the weekend started. Cool

Sure wish I had a way to get my hands on 4-6 of these brackets.







Let's see your pics! Big Grin




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Chris C. Shaffer

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Life is Good


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hopefully my R-11's will come today..then i can post photos and videos by monday


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Northbound Mattapan-Ashmont High Speed Line car 3265 departs Milton
station, as southbound 3087 approaches in the distance.



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3087 at the station. February 25, 2008



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Montreal Tramways 2001, with Big Lou at the controls, comes around Riverside
Curve as it heads into the setting sun at the Shore Line Trolley Museum.
August 31, 2008




Enjoy,
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just got these...........yahooooooooo. Smile

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SNO YOUTUBE
SNO MYSPACE
SNO FLICKR
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The brand new Puget Sound Sounder Light Rail











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FINALLY a shot from my favorite station Smith-9th Street with the great view of lower Manhattan. Among other things, this station for me seemed to be the dividing point between my early life in Red Hook and the start of my better life in Carroll Gardens. Thanks for the memories...

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Great shots everyone; I,m looking at subway's a lot more! You guy's are pulling me in! Big Grin


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Great shots everyone; I,m looking at subway's a lot more! You guy's are pulling me in!


Resistance is futile. Big Grin Just a warning - they are very addicting. Kind of like potato chips - "You can't have just one" Smile




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FINALLY a shot from my favorite station Smith-9th Street with the great view of lower Manhattan. Among other things, this station for me seemed to be the dividing point between my early life in Red Hook and the start of my better life in Carroll Gardens. Thanks for the memories...

Steve VP


No problem man! Wink


 
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Excellent shots guys. Hey Ben - Is that the gold R16? I can't remember but for some reason I remember it having something to do with Saks 5th Ave - but I can't find any connection to that now. I think there was something in Greller's New York City Subway Cars book, but of course mine is packed in preparation for a hopeful move in the near future. Anyone have access to theirs?




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Good shots, guys!

Zach, I especially like the shot at the junction, where the middle track
appears to begin. Where is that?

Lee
 
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Good shots, guys!

Zach, I especially like the shot at the junction, where the middle track
appears to begin. Where is that?

Lee


Hey Lee.

That is Avenue X on the BMT Culver Line, aka the F Train.

Zach


 
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1. Seattle light rail is technically known as "Link". "Sounder" is the local name for commuter rail.

2. I believe the gold R16 was part of a 50th anniversary commemoration of subway service in New York.
 
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Nice pics everyone!!! Love that # 7 train pic Zach. Thanks.
 
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Zachary


When did the MTA start using the "Norwood" header on the D-train? I grew up not far from there (and my grandparents lived a few blocks from the station on Hull Ave) and we never heard or used the "Norwood" identification. That neighborhood was simply known as "The Oval" for the park that was near the subway station.


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When did the MTA start using the "Norwood" header on the D-train? I grew up not far from there (and my grandparents lived a few blocks from the station on Hull Ave) and we never heard or used the "Norwood" identification. That neighborhood was simply known as "The Oval" for the park that was near the subway station.


Norwood Shmorwood! It will always be CONCOURSE 205th STREET to me!



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Originally posted by Zach

When did the MTA start using the "Norwood" header on the D-train? I grew up not far from there (and my grandparents lived a few blocks from the station on Hull Ave) and we never heard or used the "Norwood" identification. That neighborhood was simply known as "The Oval" for the park that was near the subway station.


Norwood Shmorwood! It will always be CONCOURSE 205th STREET to me!



Elliot


"Norwood-205 St" began in April of 2001, when all the R68/R68A rollsigns were updated prior to the Manhattan Bridge reconstruction project. Then all the signage changed in the system as well. Transit decided to put the "area" of the station first, then Street name.

ie:

Norwood-205 St
Coney Island-Stillwell Av
Bensonhurst-Bay Parkway
Lower Manhattan-Whitehall St
Midtown-57 St/7 Av


Zach


 
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Its called gentrification, and yeah, it sucks!! How do you think I felt after growing up in the south bronx, when they "renamed" it, SOBRO. Right after that, comes the harbinger of doom for the old nabe, a Starbucks....
 
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Originally posted by Zach

When did the MTA start using the "Norwood" header on the D-train? I grew up not far from there (and my grandparents lived a few blocks from the station on Hull Ave) and we never heard or used the "Norwood" identification. That neighborhood was simply known as "The Oval" for the park that was near the subway station.


Norwood Shmorwood! It will always be CONCOURSE 205th STREET to me!



Elliot

It seems that 'Transit' didn't realize a major difference (in my mind, at least) between the Bronx and Brooklyn and Queens. With few exceptions (Pelheam Bay/Throggs Neck, Riverdale, Arthur Avenue/Belmont) those of use from the Bronx identified ourselves as 'from the Bronx.' It seems other outer-borough folks identified with their 'neighborhoods.' I realized this from my early days at St. John's in "Jamaica" Queens. Most of my classmates identified their home areas by the section of Brooklyn, Queens and even those suboibinites from Nassau County. Me? I as simply from "The Bronx."
Oh, as to the ID of 'South Bronx.' Remember when that was the area around the Stadium? I hear now it begins on Dyer Ave. Smile

"Norwood-205 St" began in April of 2001, when all the R68/R68A rollsigns were updated prior to the Manhattan Bridge reconstruction project. Then all the signage changed in the system as well. Transit decided to put the "area" of the station first, then Street name.

ie:

Norwood-205 St
Coney Island-Stillwell Av
Bensonhurst-Bay Parkway
Lower Manhattan-Whitehall St
Midtown-57 St/7 Av


Zach


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Greg Orlando:



Reality meets Model





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New MTH R-11's and R-12 Work Train





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