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KCSfan:It was the Cracker. Light up your cigar and ask another question Zephyr. Mark
It was the Cracker. Light up your cigar and ask another question Zephyr.
Mark
OK, Ill try the 20 question format. Name this heavyweight train, the railroad(s) and the endpoints.
ZephyrOverland: KCSfan: It was the Cracker. Light up your cigar and ask another question Zephyr. Mark OK, Ill try the 20 question format. Name this heavyweight train, the railroad(s) and the endpoints.
KCSfan: It was the Cracker. Light up your cigar and ask another question Zephyr. Mark
Did the train operate west of the Mississippi River?
Al - in - Stockton
passengerfan:Did the train operate west of the Mississippi River? Al - in - Stockton
(1) no
Was Chicago one of its end point terminals?
KCSfan:Was Chicago one of its end point terminals? Mark
(2) no
Did the route of the train take it over more than one railroad?
Is New York a stop?
KCSfan:Did the route of the train take it over more than one railroad? Mark
(3) yes
wanswheel: Is New York a stop?
(4) yes
Is Philadelphia a stop?
Is a city in Florida one of the end points of its route?
wanswheel: Is Philadelphia a stop?
(5) yes
KCSfan:Is a city in Florida one of the end points of its route? Mark
(6) no
Was one of the end point terminals of the train a city in one of the southern states (states bordered on the north by and including Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky)?
KCSfan: