So what is it with railroads anyways? What makes us drive ever faster when we see those red lights come over the road? It certainly isn't trying to beat the train I hope! I find myself doing this lately. My wife just rolls her eyes and asks if the fire trucks aren't enough that I must be chasing planes and trains and gasp - boats! I like to speed up to the crossing arms to be first in line, open the windows and let the roar and sound roll through the car. My wife just tucks her feet in, closes her eyes and asks me to tell her when it is done. What a perfect match ;)
So, chasing trains? Or at least listening to them on the radio? That's why you are here. Or is it because I finally got ANOTHER section FINALLY updated? I enjoy listening to trains once in a while and especially when an incident involving trains occurs. Let it be a tie fire, wreck, stalled vehicle, or runaway train (heard them all so far). A while back I was on the detector hunt - tracking down where the detectors are and having some weird self pride in finding one. (I do have a side life LOL). So here is what I've found throughout the years of monitoring the railroad on the side - when there are no wrecks or fires on the other channels of the radios. I also have plenty of Union Pacific info and some special inside info from publications I purchased dedicated to railfans.
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