The GTW line here can be a fairly busy area, but on this visit there really was not a whole lot going on as far as I could tell. Just a couple of boxcars seen along here today. The building is the Tri-State Paper plant recycling plant.
A look at Tri-State Paper on a rather quiet day as far as rail shipments are concerned. Looks like an AOK high cube boxcar sitting down there at Door #1.
Bales of recycled paper are stacked up and slightly visible through the open doors.
In this look, we can also see the rail entrance gate to a scrap metals recycler
The gondola appears to be loaded with non-ferrous metals
That green LRS boxcar is sitting off-spot, likely intended for MidWest Plastics, a plastic molding industry at the next spur
I'm thought I'd also post this link to Lance Mindheim's latest YouTube posting, which I think he put up just on this past Wednesday. Lots of scenes of his Downtown Miami Spur layout, and narration by Lance as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJz9tqfopLs
Oh, and one more thing (a late entry, and nothing much to do with trains)...Brian sent along this photo of one of his new neighbors.
Be careful out there Brian.
Have a good week everyone !
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