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RAILFANNING ADVENTURES - Page 3

As you walk further south, there is a wall on your left and the railroad returns to single track.  To me, this scene captures the essence of the old Ma and Pa.

Ahead is a white tool shed surrounded by tie plates, spikes, signs, and ties:

And further on we come across a self-propelled Burro crane:

Here's the sign on the side of the crane:

Further on there are several other pieces of Maintenance-Of-Way equipment.  As we turned to go back, here's the scene.  Milepost 56 is adorned with lettering from the Ma and Pa RR Restoration Society.  It is made of wood, 8 inches square, 10 feet from track center.

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