12-13-2010, 12:00 PM
On the topic of sugar plants, here is a smaller plant located here in Toronto, Ontario - Redpath Sugar.
http://www.bing.com/maps/Default.aspx?en...&FORM=LLDP
Possibly a little easier to manage modeling wise as it is a little more compact. Further up Queen's Quay (pronounced "Queen's Key") is a siding where the plant always has 3 or more hoppers stored. Either empty or full...who knows for sure? The spur that crosses the street I don't think I've ever seen used. They use those track mobiles to bring the hoppers in and out of the plant area, while Canadian National sets out and picks up hoppers using a four axle switcher on the siding. Don't ask me what type...I wouldn't know even if it were right in front of me. :oops:
It always smells like molasses when I ride my bike past there in the summer time.
http://www.bing.com/maps/Default.aspx?en...&FORM=LLDP
Possibly a little easier to manage modeling wise as it is a little more compact. Further up Queen's Quay (pronounced "Queen's Key") is a siding where the plant always has 3 or more hoppers stored. Either empty or full...who knows for sure? The spur that crosses the street I don't think I've ever seen used. They use those track mobiles to bring the hoppers in and out of the plant area, while Canadian National sets out and picks up hoppers using a four axle switcher on the siding. Don't ask me what type...I wouldn't know even if it were right in front of me. :oops:
It always smells like molasses when I ride my bike past there in the summer time.