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Oh man this is the second time that's happened, I may have to find a new editor. Thanks for letting me know

@ no problem! You got some pretty good shots of 1129, keep up the good work!

Thanks!

@ btw what station is closest to plimptonville

It's pretty much exactly between Walpole and Windsor gardens

Yeah that's my shutter in the background lol

It's likely permanent or semipermanent, it's part of getting higher frequencies on the Fairmount which will eventually blossom into running electric trains down that line

More coaches are added in Albany, and having two locomotives allows backup in case one breaks down en route

A lot of back bay is underground so I can see why you would think that

@@CPForgeProductionsI know I was just joking it’s called a joke

Thanks!

Is 800 not the oldest rotem?

Yes, 800 was built in 2012 and part of the 2012-2015 rotems the first-generation. So, yes, it’s considered to be the oldest rotem at 12 years old. The very first of its class built (800s). 1800 was the very first control car of the series built in 2012 (1800s) and is 12 years old also. Hope this helps and answers your question.

Hi control point donelson

He was actually 20 minutes early

I sure hope not - it seems more likely to me that someone will watch this and wonder why we let our transit look like this

They're going to build a high level platform there

Is there a construction date?Also, thank you for the info.I did not know that ​@@CPForgeProductions

@@MC_E_Music not sure when it'll be finished, but I'm in Franklin frequently so I'll continue posting updates

Yessir! Can't wait!

Do you know anything about 1832,1833 and their trailers? I don’t think they’ve ever been in service but i’ve seen videos of them in Massachusetts.

No, I don’t know why those four haven’t entered service yet. They have been listed as in testing since delivery in the fall of 2022. 1830, 1831 and 849, 850 entered service in mid-April 2023, then they just skipped to 1834 and 853. I wonder if 1832, 1833 and 851, 852 will ever enter service also.

@@ericschwartz3559 I’ve seen 1834 on the NEC before, I don’t even remember it testing.

Nice, everyone was out for this thing lol

True!

Now that the Comets are almost retired, the new stuff is pretty evenly distributed

@CPForgeProductions Oh ok. I live in Connecticut so when I do take the commuter rail I take the Worcester Line because it's the closest to Connecticut otherwise I take the D branch of the Green Line from Newton

It's a beautiful sound

@@CPForgeProductions yea I love the m3’s as is.

It was part of Railcamp, we were with Amtrak the first two days and got to see a bunch of rare stuff