Team tracks 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 local businesses to access to the nation's rail network. Virtually any type of freight car can be on/off loaded here.
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Something from one of my previous layouts...as a coarse scale guy, who likes sectional track, things change all the time...the warehouse is a scratch built piece...mostly cardboard and paper...
Not sure what being unloaded back then...but I'm sure it wasn't PPE...
Howard...
Abrail .... love the title post!! Also the big hook comes in handy for heavy tasks.
Howard ... your warehouse looks terrific!! Very nice scene you've created
Makes me want to grab a cup of hot coco
Today on Team Track One, located in Lower Patsburg, I've taken photos of the team track activity at various days this past week as I drove by the TT daily on my way to and from the FSJR office. I never found out what kind of load each day's freight car finds held.
Wednesday's find .... 3 covered hoppers.
Friday's find .... the N&W boxcar. 
Yesterday, Monday's find .... this B&O wagon top boxcar. 
Nice selection of cars Pat. I like those wagon tops as well... Good fotos too....😃📷
Sorry I had nothing yesterday nice looking post everyone
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