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Joe Urda
Member # 8938
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Taken at a Train Crossing, Donnybrook, North Dakota* -- This is about 40 miles northwest of Minot on US 52.. make sure your sound is on.

Moving snow

And moving some more snow.

Check out the other snow moving videos. Now you know why they might close down the rails.
 
PullmanCo
Member # 1138
 - posted
This has what to do with the current force majeure on Amtrak's East Coast?
 
Gilbert B Norman
Member # 1541
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I guess that short line, Kyle Railroad, along which the video submitted by Mr. Urda was taken, is the former Rock Island, route of the Rocky Mountain Rocket.
 



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