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QUOTE: Originally posted by MP173 I was in the Southside of Chicago today with a young sales trainee and he asked about a couple of locations, which I havent even thought about in years. Old factories on Pershing Avenue that once were busy are now either vacant or used for warehouses.
QUOTE: Originally posted by lonewoof Not to beat a dead horse -- but I don't see the problem (alleged) with this website. I see the entire menu selection in the left pane; no need for a scroll bar. Right pane HAS a scroll bar, and will also scroll with my mouse roll wheel... (Windows XP/internet explorer...)
QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith I know this area very well, as I work downtown, I hadave a friend who lived in this very area during the first wave of Urban Loft renewal back in the 90's, he shared a 3000sq.ft loft on 7th and Santa Fe St. thought he was on top of the world as an "Urban Pioneer". Well, the area turned into "Thunderdome" every night (still does) the "nieghbors" (crackheads, hookers, & just plain crazies) broke into his old beat up car every night, got to the point where he left the windows rolled down, the glovebox open, and a small sign saying (no cash, no radio, no nothing) so they stole his battery, and one time found a guy asleep in it!.....he moved the second his lease was up[;)] I can remember this area from years ago when they were still switching cars into various factories here, even up to the mid 80's there was traffiic in a few places, but by the early 90's most of it dissappeared. I can still remember as a child (late 60's, early 70's) trains street running on Alameda Blvd. [8D]
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Remember: In South Carolina, North is southeast of Due West... HIOAg /Bill
QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy Not sure what kind of a set-up you have TheAntiGates, but I'm on Windows XP with Mozilla Firefox and the website looks great.
QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar Dave....That is a wild bunch of photos of the massive rail trails in that area of some years ago... There is an area called "The Rat Hole" on NS south of Cincinnati and on south.....That route comes through Muncie, In. here from Ft. Wayne.
QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates QUOTE: Originally posted by DPD1 I recently put together a little photo essay that focuses on the remaining visible evidence of the old SP "Rat Hole" industrial tracks, on the East side of downtown Los Angeles. I've been meaning to do this for years, but I probably waited a little too long... There's little equipment left, but broken sections of track are still fairly numerous. Go to the 'Railroad Gallery' page of my site below. Dave -DPD Productions - Featuring the NEW TrainTenna LP Gain RR Scanner Antenna- http://eje.railfan.net/dpdp/ Granted, I don't use Windows or MS Interner explorer,..... but the HTML at the link you provide is some of the most screwed up code I have ever seen... the left hand menu is too "Tall" for the space alloted, and no scroll bar was available for the left hand menu, meaning I Had to stretch the browser window vertically in order to expand the menu. Since it (the site) is OBVIOUSLY a commercial endeavor trying to sell antennas, if I were you I'd fire whoever coded that trash for you... and get a subcontractor who knows what he is doing.
QUOTE: Originally posted by DPD1 I recently put together a little photo essay that focuses on the remaining visible evidence of the old SP "Rat Hole" industrial tracks, on the East side of downtown Los Angeles. I've been meaning to do this for years, but I probably waited a little too long... There's little equipment left, but broken sections of track are still fairly numerous. Go to the 'Railroad Gallery' page of my site below. Dave -DPD Productions - Featuring the NEW TrainTenna LP Gain RR Scanner Antenna- http://eje.railfan.net/dpdp/
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