Posted by Wesley Blanton on January 16, 2008  Whats funny about this is that it appears that the SUV is actually legally parked. Posted by Chris Keating on January 16, 2008  Oh, I'm sure they could have found another way to move it... Posted by Ray Peacock heartlandrails.com on January 16, 2008  There is a sign unseen prohibiting parking 8-5pm. Posted by [ JARED ] on January 16, 2008  What are the lines for? Posted by Ryan M. Martin on January 17, 2008  Interesting red-on-red vehicle interaction here. I'm almost positive the elongated "no parking" sign on the brick building column states something specific like days/times you can't park because "you'll be hit by a train" or worse. Posted by Edward P. Sarber on January 17, 2008  Doesn't look legal by what the sign on the post says... Posted by louis capwell on January 17, 2008  Yeah, nice park job. Right in the lines and everything. Posted by Stephen Dance on January 17, 2008  This used to happen regularly on the Weymouth Quay line in the UK. The staff who accompanied trains on the line on foot got very adept at bouncing vehicles out of the way Posted by Joel Hinkhouse on January 17, 2008  Sadly, I have to report that the wrecking balls have already started to move in on the Peerless Candy Factory, which shut down last April because price competition and the value of their property made their business prospects pretty dreary. I was holding out hope for something to rejuvenate this branch, but I think this old historic Milwaukee Road street line is now just a memory. Posted by Chris Lastovich on January 18, 2008  Really neat shot there Mike, but just a mental note... the last run to Peerless was made on March 8, 2007 to pick up an empty tank car spotted at the Candy Co. My shots can be found on this site somewhere... Posted by Bulldog on February 17, 2010  How to move an SUV? Bump and Shove!

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