Re: Narrow Gauge – End of Track Devices
| December 15, 2015 05:02PM |
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Here are two modern examples, both taking the minimalist approach.
The WW&F just has a single tie bolted down across the rails (Sheepscot, looking south toward Wiscasset):
Whereas the C&TS has nothing at all (Chama, looking west toward Durango):
-Philip Marshall
The WW&F just has a single tie bolted down across the rails (Sheepscot, looking south toward Wiscasset):
Whereas the C&TS has nothing at all (Chama, looking west toward Durango):
-Philip Marshall
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