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Uploaded by on Jul 24, 2008

This shows a Westbound Meridean & Bigbee (M&B) train pulling out of Montgomery, AL on its way West through Selma and into Mississippi.

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  • I take it that the M&B is part of the Genesee & Wyoming system, yes?

  • Yes

  • I noticed the Bay Line engines in the rear of the consist...I guess that since the BL has been absorbed into the G&W, they can pretty much mix and match power as they see fit. I just got back from Panama City, Florida and noticed a G&W slug behind one of the Bay Line's GP 38s...as well as a couple of CSX wide cabs working in the yard.

  • Bay Line,yes, but what you apparently didn't see was that the third motor, although still green & yellow, is tagged for the Meridian & Bigbee all the way down the sides. I had to do a double take also. Watch it again in High Quality and in full screen, and see if you can't see it better.

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  • This is long as CSX.

  • Nice video! They've also used some M&B locos in Dothan as well. Nice view!!

  • Sweet video! That's some nice power!

  • Very nice! I love the shortline railroads! Thanks for sharing, awesome job!

  • Awesome Video!!

  • Cool! I've railfanned down by the old train shed near the hotel while on our trip to Florida.

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