Right, doesn't hurt to keep up on loading practice. :)

a interesting scenario well done as always thank you seems i have done these before but whar the heck keeps me occupied

Yes I usually do add them if they are not posted. I don't even think there are signals on that branch.

what i meant was m i missing the speed limit changes warning or DTG has fgtten to add them?

Hey RB!!! again great work.. the Haysi branch line would look tipsy to a teetotaler... i had a brief dizzy spell following my trains climb up.. and those 15mph limits starting out of nowhere without any warning.. or is there something i am busy. some warning signs which i m probably missing out as i follow my trains from a distance (usually when i play, press 2 and pan wide out, to soak the scenery in..)

Part 2 coming today! Thanks Rob.... :)

thank you for a good run

Thanks Warren. :)

Very good scenario, well thought out to make it interesting and provide some challenges. Good use of this route. Many thanks RB, cheers, Warren.

nykolas: trying clearing your CACHE from the in-game TOOLS menu and if that doesn't work, delete/unsubscribe and re-subscribe.

Oh, sorry NS, If I had to guess I'd say it was the late 80's to early 90's. Caboose Wiki [en.wikipedia.org]

Hi again RBJets. My previous comment has a question in it - which I think you missed. Could you have a look again please, to see if you can answer it. Cheers.

Thanks and welcome Rammy. :)

Very Enjoyable Scenario Plenty to Do and another Different part of the route. Thank You.

Sorry don t work here...it crashed when I tried to open it....thanks and the others work perfect ..sorry

I just bought a Trains magazine with the history of CSX (40 years), which includes a map and brief history on Clinchfield. Very interesting. I have a question. In what year did the USA stop using a caboose at the back of freight? Did it vary across the country? I'm specifically interested in Alaska, but any reference/article/website about it would be appreciated. I hope you can help.

Thanks crlynch and always welcome. My pleasure sharing.

Awesome workshop on this great line will never get bored that's for sure.Thanks again.