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Posted by athelney

on Wed, Jul 21 2004 10:28 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

No Canadian locations?

Have to agree --- can we up in the frozen north play too !!! -- It's 27c today -no snow

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Posted by miniwyo

on Wed, Jul 21 2004 11:30 PM

I can't believe no one has mentioned Wyoming, with the worlds largest open pit coal mine and 90% of the nations trona deposits

"Something hidden, Go and find it. Go and look behind the ranges, Something lost behind the ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go." The Explorers - Rudyard Kipling

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Posted by cpbloom

on Thu, Jul 22 2004 12:39 AM

Pennsylvania, especially between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh; the "soul" of the former Pennsylvania Railroad! Also lets not forget Sandpatch and the Horsehoe Curve at Mance (I think both are underrated).

Posted by Anonymous

on Thu, Jul 22 2004 10:05 AM

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

No Canadian locations?

Now I ain't no frekin mountee.(LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL)

Posted by Anonymous

on Thu, Jul 22 2004 12:31 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

No Canadian locations?

I dont have anything against you.

Posted by CBQ_Guy

on Sun, Jul 25 2004 3:32 PM

I put "other"...

IMO, the best state to watch trains in would have to be the "conscious state".

"Paul [Kossart] - The CB&Q Guy" [In Illinois] ~ Modeling the CB&Q and its fictional 'Illiniwek River-Subdivision-Branch Line' in the 1960's. ~

Posted by Junctionfan

on Sun, Jul 25 2004 5:44 PM

Vancouver is pretty interesting. In one spot I can't remember where, you can see CP, CN, SRY, VIA, Amtrak, and BNSF trains. Does anybody know the spot I'm talking about. Also BC Rail isn't to far away.

Andrew