Yes!Lets not forget about the railroad workers.Working long hours in all types of weather.They just like the rail roads are still important to this country.When I was in jr high we had a very bad drought.Farmers from the mid west sent hay to farmers here.This is just a small part from a newspaper.Long story short.Being my grand father was a farmer to.
The train, which stretched over two and a half miles, was donated by the CSX Corporation. A hay company from Plymouth, Ind., provided a toll-free number that farmers and volunteers could call for information. Local restaurants, the Salvation Army and the Indianapolis Fire Buffs provided food, soft drinks and water. Another company provided Bobcat loaders and many others lent their freight trucks and drivers to transport the hay. This morning one of the last trucks to arrive was one that is usually used by the Berne Furniture Company to deliver sofas, dining room furniture and the like. It was stuffed with hay.So hats off to the railroad crews.
