What is being loaded or unloaded along your railroad?
From operators of highly detailed layouts to those with a simple loop of tinplate, everyone is welcome to participate in our weekly Team Track photo adventures.
Don't have a Team Track? No worries, any track will do. Share a few pictures of what's being loaded, unloaded, parked, or exhibited on your railroad. Pictures of real trains are welcome, too!
What is a Team Track?
Team tracks (aka: public delivery tracks and transload facilities) have long been an important part of railroad operations. They can be found in rural countrysides, small towns, and large cities. These non-dedicated sidings make it possible for any small businesses to access to the nation's rail network. Virtually any type of freight car can be on/off loaded at a team track. One week it might be a load of quickrete and the next a reefer full of produce. The possibilities are endless.
Join the fun, share what's being loaded, unloaded, parked, or exhibited on your railroad's sidings.
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Lee posted this idea in last week's TTT.
@lee drennen posted:I was wondering if we could just drop the date on every TTT so those who are ready to post TTT pics we can do so. Kinda like Front End Friday is and West coast Wednesday. Sorry in advance if I stepped on anyone’s toes. Thanks
Please share your thoughts.
Also love those team track scenes with the 1930s trucks.
That's the era when team tracks thrived in the big cities. 
