Good Timing at the Pit

After chasing the Pan Am OCS from Portland to almost Ayer, Massachusetts, our plan was to cut off the chase in time to get to Ossipee, New Hampshire for a chase of the New Hampshire Northcoast southbound sandtrain which we where told had the newly repainted geep in the lead. After getting several locations in a row of the OCS due to several slow 10MPH slow orders we found ourselves a bit behind, but we figured it was worth getting as much as possible of the classy FP9 lead OCS. When we finally cut off the chase the GPS said we had roughly 2 and a half hours to drive to the pit putting us a bit behind our 3PM goal. Thankfully Brian has lots of contacts and we were assured that we had time to get there by 4. After arriving a few minutes before 4 we scoped the location and after not seeing any sign of the train took a quick break to collect ourselves. Soon after a horn could be heard and the train soon emerged from the pit and the chase was on not more than 15 minutes from the time of our arrival.

Done