This site is constantly growing so check back often for updates. After a long break, it's time to get back in the swing of things. I've posted a photo of the bridge at Hampton, just days before the Lookout Point Relocation project was completed. Take a stroll over to the structures section to take a look. I'm in the process of writing the pages for the Coos Bay Line.
Expansion is always good.
My last major update to the page was in November of 2000, with the help of Tom Dill. For those of you interested in discussion groups, a new group has been started at Yahoo, ex E-Groups, and it is called SPinOregon . Railroading is often called a dog's life, men curse it, for it tears them from home and loved ones. Railroading is the red glow of caboose stoves when cold winds are howling around the cupola and the air in the crummy is thick with the aroma of strong coffee brewing over a coal fire, blue tobacco smoke and the fumes of oil lamps. Railroading is the bright streak of color that marks the flight of the steamliner, the solitary glow of the green eye of a block signal.