Rails, wooden ties, electrical towers and even de-electrified third rails still adorn most of the route, and it is a regular haunt for hikers, homeless, and such.
Rails, wooden ties, electrical towers and even de-electrified third rails still adorn most of the route, with much of it dating from 1908 or earlier, when the line was originally electrified. It is a regular haunt for hikers, homeless, and such.