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Wow is right, those are huge and beautiful!!!!!! I feel the Japanese do so many things right, and that's just another great example.

Technically, it's still on the ROW, and is still their property. They come by later (wayyyyyyyyyyy later) and magnet up scrap stuff, and then it's sorted and reused or recycled into new rail. From what i understand each company still has proprietary compositions for rail.

It's pretty much illegal to even own, because you can't prove where you got it. Hence why you can't scrap it, they already thought about people tearing up tracks for cash :lol:

It makes a pretty decent anvil, forging stuff, and is illegal to scrap.... just so you know :/: basically is just really high manganese steel for wear. Won't weld very well if at all iirc.

It's good to see that there is a use for mullberry besides growing in fences :lol: and you get fruit medley there too!