Michigan Shore Railroad: Throwback Thursday - 6/26/2014

[jaykirks]

Meet the MMRR 2057...but you probably know her as the GR 3839.

MMRR 2057 by GLC 392, on Flickr

GLC 392 photo

So we have the GR 3839 w/ Railtex GRE Scheme to MMRR 2057 in G&W Orange w/ MMRR Logos. Lists in the first post and the wiki have been updated accordingly.

[AARR]

Is that King Mill in Lowell?

[SD80MAC]

Is that King Mill in Lowell?

MAC in Newaygo.

[SD80MAC]

Are you the one who created another Michigan Shore page when there is already a Michigan Shore page?

[redside20]

Are you the one who created another Michigan Shore page when there is already a Michigan Shore page?

yeah thats a problem, can zack fix it?

[jaykirks]

Is that King Mill in Lowell?

MAC in Newaygo.

Thanks

[jaykirks]

Are you the one who created another Michigan Shore page when there is already a Michigan Shore page?

yeah thats a problem, can zack fix it?

I didn't know there was another Michigan Shore page. Where do you find it?

[AARR]

Thank you. Great view.

Is that King Mill in Lowell?

MAC in Newaygo.

[SD80MAC]

Are you the one who created another Michigan Shore page when there is already a Michigan Shore page?

yeah thats a problem, can zack fix it?

I didn't know there was another Michigan Shore page. Where do you find it?

https://railroadfan.com/wiki/index.php ... R,_MS,_GRE

[NS3322]

Are you the one who created another Michigan Shore page when there is already a Michigan Shore page?

yeah thats a problem, can zack fix it?

That was created because the current page is very messy and confusing to those not immediately familiar. It also allows for more organized way to document the history of the railroad by giving it a separate page. My rule is if G&W has assigned reporting marks than it should have its own page. Almost every Genesee & Wyoming shortline now has its own page on the Wiki (in various states of completion).
https://railroadfan.com/wiki/index.php/ ... 26_Wyoming

But yes, let's follow the, "I don't like it, let's delete it," mantra.