09-19-2009, 07:03 PM
The trackage goes up and down considerably in some places. It's a normal occurance and with daily use it may cause spikes to start coming dislodged or 'lifting'.
It doesn't help that some ties/ trackwork look like this...and this is on the Toronto to London mainline right behind my house at the end of my garden.
![[Image: DSCN2022.JPG]](http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/884/DSCN2022.JPG)
It doesn't help that some ties/ trackwork look like this...and this is on the Toronto to London mainline right behind my house at the end of my garden.
paris junction
CN Mile 30.73 Dundas Sub
Paris, Ontario
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Paris, Ontario
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