Where do MR people live?

[Anonymous]

southern CA where It's sunny all year excluding wrightwood

[Anonymous]

I just moved to Alabama from south Florida, and I just realized that most of the houses around here have basements, which is a new thing for a long time Floridian. Although I live in an apartment for now, I hope to buy one of those basements soon.....hopefully with a decent house attatched.

[roadrat]

I live in the People's Republic of Maine. Home of the ever rising tax rate.


bill

[samgolden]

Small Boro in North Eastern Pennsylvania. About 2 miles from the Starucca Viaduct. If you don't know what that is, it is a Stone Bridge, built in 1848-49 ? for the ERIE RR and is still in use. NS now uses it.

Sam

[Anonymous]

Arkansas here. A little bit of Heaven in a poor land.

[BigRusty]

Well, the long horn cattle may be gone from Texas, but I bet you still have lotsa rattle snakes like we have here in sunny (all the time) Arizona. Here in Scottsdale we have no basements so I am about to build a model railroad building to house my dream layout featuring he New Haven Union Station. Any NH fan in the Phoenix metro area is welcome to join the club.

[Anonymous]

Sweden. But we model US in our club http://www.jmjk.se/default_eng.asp

[Anonymous]

In an occasionally sunny nottinghamshire (england ) market town. [zzz]

[bogp40]

Just south of Boston, and 1 1/2 hours drive to next weekend's Big E show in Springfield, Ma.

[jsutton316]

Milwaukee, WI here

[Anonymous]

My basement,where else would a model raidroader live?!!!? But I do think there maybe a house attached to it because from time to time i think i hear foot steps and talking above me.

[dragenrider]

The Ozark Mountains of north Arkansas. I live on a high ridge overlooking a lovely valley and the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railroad!

[JohnWPowell]

southwestern indiana a little town named sullivan

[CP5415]

I live inbetween Port Hope & Toronto just north of CPR's Belleville Sub.

Gordon

[Ibflattop]

I think Corn fell on the State of Indiana!!!!!!! I live In Ft.Wayne Indiana, but ask my wife and I live in the Basement!!!!! I would rather live in the basement than Indiana!!!!! Kevin

[tomikawaTT]

Sin City

AKA Las Vegas, NV

Born in NYC before it was (mis)named The Big Apple, have lived in Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, South Dakota, California, Arizona,Tennessee and Japan. Also existed for a while in Korea, Viet Nam and Thailand (I tend to dislike places where people might shoot at me!)

[Anonymous]

I live in sunny (most of the time) Florida. Orlando to be specific. The only drawback to living here, model railroading wise, is that there's always something to do away from home and the weather rarely keeps one homebound. Plus most homes in Fl. don't have basements due to a normally high water table so we either need a spare bedroom or the garage to build a layout.

Bob DeWoody

[Anonymous]

Um read my location ahaha

[tjsmrinfo]

the Republic of Texas here no hobby shops for 75 miles which sucks nut p[lenty of RR action with BNSF and that dreaded armor yellow UP stuff.


tom

[james saunders]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dazzar

Townsville. Australia
Also model UP and Santa Fe new and old.

hey dazzar email me its in my profile i used to live in townsville...

[Anonymous]

Southwestern Germany - all my life,
minus a year in Dayton, Ohio, 20 years ago....

[Anonymous]

We live in the Great Sovereign State of Colorado, birthplace of the Denver Rio Grande and Western, the home of the AFC West Champions the Denver Bronocs, our home is outside the small town of Norwood, 7500 feet above sea level in the scenic San Juan Mountains. Elk, Deer, Bear, Mounain Lion and the majestic American Bald Eagle roost in our trees behind the house. If you ever visit the Durango and Silverton Railroad
besure to follow the Colorado and Southern railroad bed from Dolores over Lizard Head Pass to Telluride ,and then explore the beauty of Norwood's cattle county. I guess you could say we live in God's County.

[douginut]

As my name says, Doug, in Utah.
Originally Chicago by the Buena Yards of the CNS&M and interchange with the MILW.
Now in Orem Utah (Gardan spot of the known universe) Proud member of the Ophir and Tintic MRRC. Celebrating it's 15th anniversery Putting Model Railroading Together, one Module at a time!

Doug, in Utah

[AggroJones]

The edge of the ghetto that faces the freeway (I-80).

For the last 24+ years.

[mustanggt]

Massachusetts....... unfortunately. All our teams are bad, save the Pats, which "belong" not only to us but to the other five New england states. And even they've sucked lately[xx(]
Also-
>bad drivers
>high house prices
>snow
>the big dig's financial toll on everyone
>the big dig's scary leaking tunnels.

Sorry for the rant[:p]

[ericmanke]

Milwaukee WI, about 6 blocks from the now abandoned Milwaukee Road Air Line.

[jdolan]

North Central Illinois 65 miles Southwest of Chicago.

[Cannoli]

Nashua, NH here.
Great site for the city's railroad history... nashuacitystation.com

[nbrodar]

Phoenixville, PA, 1/2 mile from NS's Harrisburg Line.

Nick