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Heres a picture of a couple of workmen clearing the switch in front of the Romeoville station in 2004 .[img] http://www.planetdonnstudios.com/mike/winter/images/007.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.planetdonnstudios.com/mike/winter/images/008.jpg[/img]Alot has changed since this picture was taken a year ago . The double track main that started at this switch now breaks off into two seperate lines (even if it is for only about 25 feet) and gives the line a lot more scenery . Last year we added a water feature that is crossed by one of the lines over a small low bridge and the river is fed by a waterfall. We added 250 Alberta spruce trees and a tunnel last year plus a whole lot of ground covers and buildings . Hopefully ill be able to post a lot more new pictures that show all the progress we made soon . I switched one of my dash-9's to battery power and have been able to use the snow plow this winter . That is really fun to watch working out there . Anyway just thought i'd share . I'm going back out to run some stuff before the superbowl comes on , later .
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