They wanted to be hall monitors in school but were rejected for being too annoying.

Many a pristine old water hole has turned into a trash-covered party spot.

When you see the blue ones that say Eimskip, that's the vast majority of the commercial products that are imported and exported between North America and Iceland. The containers come in on a shop to Portland where they're offloaded onto train cars which run south from there. Often when you stop for a train to pass south of Portland, half the train will be nothing but blue Eimskip containers.

That's why you have to be really careful about what you post about places online.

Once enough people hear about a place someone proposes having a party there and boom, no trespassing signs and police patrols.

The Eagle Lake locomotives had no graffiti and even had some intact glass on the gauges until a few years ago when they became really popular online. Luckily they at least require enough deep woods hiking to keep them from becoming a popular family playground.

For what it's worth, you could set a PPD car on fire in front of their main headquarters and they'd say all they heard was crickets.

And don't plan on the foot bridge ever existing again. Chestnut Hill probably scared off the contractor so there would be a barrier on the trail between them and Philly.