A nice run a very tight Curve at the top You Guys Live There I'm in England so its just a nice run for me. i like the Off Beat Routes Now And Again. Thank You.

That sounds like a good trip! Have fun with that, and thanks a ton for running.

Another fun run. The Palouse is an amazing area. You have captured it quite well. When this covid thing is over, our trip to Oregon will run through some of it. Thanks for all your work.

Thanks munkelwitz! It's nice to see my stuff being used. If you or anyone else ever has any requests or recommendations for scenarios, then feel free to post them in the comments of any of my workshop stuff. It seems like there's a small group of people here who consistently run my scenarios, and I'm very grateful for that.

This route is both operationally and scenically fascinating. You have done some really good work here, and it is much appreciated. I look forward to everything you do.

Thanks man! Honestly I'm surprised they can even run storage car trains on that old track.. There are portions in between the Potlatch Lumber Mill and Palouse that have saplings growing in between the ties.. not only that but I'm almost positive that the rails are still 75 lb from the MILW days lol.. It'd take a lot, but I remain hopeful. And it seems like the railroad tycoons from the mid west are getting ballsy these days, if you look at all of the rumblings about very possibly refurbishing the old Tennessee Pass route. Although that route actually has high incentive to be redone, unlike these backcountry Idaho lumber lines :(

When I was down there not so long ago I didn't see anything on the line, except for a whole lotta nothin', (It seems we travel past there whenever we're not in Moscow) although I have seen the SSPR operating, and they mentioned refurbishing their line, they've said nothing about the ole' WI&M, but you are correct - maybe we will see a return to the line ;). Thanks for making all these scenarios, most route creators don't put in the effort (or, if I am wrong, I haven't seen the examples of when they do). I really will have to try them out when I have all the assets.