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Lots of great info. here. Thanks again.

Andy

Being from Eastern Pennsylvania, I'm a little clueless on some of the operations in Michigan. I was just curious if any of the railroads still used boats to haul rolling stock across any of the Great Lakes. The last time I was in Toledo, OH, it looked like they may of still used the docks as a trans...

Unfortunately, the beer distributor doesn't get rail service. We are a retail distributor. In Pennsylvania we don't fool around with 6packs or 12packs, we have 24 and 30 packs along with 1/4 and 1/2kegs. As for the Dogfish Head, I'm not sure where in Michigan you can find that. We sell a lot of it h...

Sorry to disappoint you all with no beer train in the video. Its my username that is beertrain. A little history for you: Along with enjoying beer, I also manage a beer distributor, and since I'm a train nut I figured I'd make my username beertrain. One of these days I'll take some pictures or video...

I'm guessing they were doing about 90mph through there. I'm hoping to ride the Acela this summer between Philly and Boston. I guess there are a few places where they get up to 150mph.

The bridge I was standing on was the Rt. 378 bridge which has sidewalks. There are several neat photo opportunities from this bridge. I'll post some in the near future. And yes, JustAaron may have helped me with the editing of my photo.

My favorite beer is the one in my hand. As for my first beer, I believe it was either Rhinegold's or Schmidt's. And I wonder why I'm balding in my early 30's already. Now being from eastern PA, I have to say Yuengling Premium is probably the best deal. Good and Cheap.

Nice shot Buddy! You'll have to teach me how to do that stuff the next time your in PA.

Thanks for the comments on my CP photo. I just joined the site here to keep my cousin Aaron happy. I look forward to posting stuff on here. Now its Miller time.