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  1. Love this photo and it seems to be circulating around facebook. Here’s some photos from the Harlem Line Yesterday: http://gregorygrice.rrpicturearchives.net/archivethumbs.aspx?id=85102

  2. Backshophoss says:

    That wayward boat is on the front page of the NY Times,
    Just above the fold. Understand MNR is attempting to restore
    Limited service today along with the LIRR.
    On that photo on twitter,that blown over bench might have
    been Port Chester or Greenwich,debate still on.

    • Emily says:

      I got someone to ask the photographer. It was Greenwich.

      • Backshophoss says:

        OK,now that it’s settled,nice to hear the lower Harlem was 1st to
        return to service, then tomorrow reaching Mt Kisco and running
        almost full service, also GCT-Stamford starts back up as well.
        Hudson line has washouts all over(and boats) to deal with.

  3. Being how the Hudson Line (as of 8PM Halloween) is going to be the last line to get back service of any sort, just a reason why I would be overjoyed at the prospect of seeing the (it will never happen) extension of the Upper Harlem back to Chatham. Hudson Line washed out? The Harlem is your detour. Again, I wish it would happen, but it probably will never.

    • Backshophoss says:

      IT would be nice to return to Chatham,most of the ROW was
      turned into a trail however.
      Since the Maybrook line and Beacon branch still exist,after all
      needed repairs are done,it might be a good idea to dig that route
      out of the mud and weeds

  4. Tim Lasko says:

    You may have seen this but the poor boat has been rescued….it is no longer a train. :-)

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtaphotos/8158044557/

    • Emily says:

      Yeah, saw those. The unfortunate thing is that in those new pics you’re able to see the name of the boat… named after a Nazi ship -_-;

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