04-07-2011, 03:30 AM
Hi crossroads
Thanks for the extra information. You might want to change the bit about Grandma to read; seeing the EFRR came second only to seeing Grandma. Nobody but nobody comes before your Grandma. Period. Not negotiable, etc.
The EFRR have rules regarding being on the property as per the No Trespassing Sign, however if you let them know you are coming and are prepared to sign a liability wavier then you should be able to take plenty of photos in peace and just maybe get some indoor shots of TQW's rail served warehouse. I am not sure just what hours they will be open during Easter, but contact them via the contacts listed on their website. They are fairly friendly, its just that they got pissed off with photo buffs posing as members of the railroad and annoying their client businesses. If you Google EFRR you will find the thread from Operations as to why they introduced the policy.
Mark
Thanks for the extra information. You might want to change the bit about Grandma to read; seeing the EFRR came second only to seeing Grandma. Nobody but nobody comes before your Grandma. Period. Not negotiable, etc.
The EFRR have rules regarding being on the property as per the No Trespassing Sign, however if you let them know you are coming and are prepared to sign a liability wavier then you should be able to take plenty of photos in peace and just maybe get some indoor shots of TQW's rail served warehouse. I am not sure just what hours they will be open during Easter, but contact them via the contacts listed on their website. They are fairly friendly, its just that they got pissed off with photo buffs posing as members of the railroad and annoying their client businesses. If you Google EFRR you will find the thread from Operations as to why they introduced the policy.
Mark
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