Posted by donjr on September 04, 2014 at 17:46:57 from (71.246.79.27):
In Reply to: Railroading posted by NEsota on September 04, 2014 at 15:20:36:
There was an article in the paper last weekend about Baltimore. They want to build a new yard for Norfolk Southern to piggy back cars for more efficient handling, but the state is pulling funding for the project. So, N-S is just going to bypasss B-more and haul everything- cars included- to Norfolk and ship them from there, where B-more used to be a large shipping point for grain, coal and ro-ro ships. The whole port is being demolished by the idjits in Annapolis. The jobs are going, the ships are going, the rail is going- along with the jobs and revenue they create. I just hope O'Malley doesn't run for pres, or we'll be in deeper than the current bunch has gotten us.
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