Oops! Tow trucks are being called as the Belfast & Moosehead Lake excursion train heads towards Unity Pond, Maine. This incident was in no way caused by the train. Be careful turning around on ... (more)
Belfast & Moosehead Lake GE 70-tonner No. 50 (the first one on the B&ML) is being passed by the current motive power, former Otter Tail Valley (ex-DM&E, N&W, NKP) GP9 No. 1483.
Former DM&E 1483 leads the morning tourist train over the Belfast & Moosehead Lake, Unity, Maine. The unit still wears its Otter Tail Valley paint scheme from its days in Minnesota.
Returning to Brooks from Burnham on a Brooks Preservation Society excursion, 53 has run around the train and is now passing by Spanky's Pizza in Unity.
Off The Beaten Track. The Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts' summer excursions almost always feature rare mileage and this trip over the entire length of the B&ML was no except... (more)
What a shame.:-( It has taken 3 trips and 2676 miles to finally see the gorgeous Swedish 'Ten-Wheeler' #1149, who was unfortunately sidelined by the FRA.
Unused since 2004, the Swedish equipment of the Belfast & Moosehead Lake RR sits in front of the Unity Station.
An RDC1 in B&MLRR colors still wearing its original B&M and MBTA road number. waits out the winter hoping for an asignment in the spring.
