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New Personal record!

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Posted by bnsfkline on Wednesday, August 31, 2005 9:01 PM
Can you beat mine?

3 hours-15 trains
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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31, 2005 8:30 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by pat390

YES!! the record has finnaly fallen, 5 trains in under 2 hours, It all happend on the CN main just outside of town, on the way to my friends house i saw a trina going through the crossing, then, when we reached our off road train watching spot, there was another one within 5 minutes, after that we did some off road biking, then heard another train approaching so we took off towards the tracks at a run, then about 10 minutes after that one, another one rolled through, and finnaly, on my way home i heard yet another one, so i headed down into the woods to see it go by,
it was definately a good day at the tracks!



Congrats on your good day. [;)]

May you have many more of them and remember to let us know about the good stuff.
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Posted by adrianspeeder on Tuesday, August 30, 2005 8:33 PM
Always a good day when you see lots of rail action.

Adrianspeeder

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New Personal record!
Posted by pat390 on Tuesday, August 30, 2005 8:20 PM
YES!! the record has finnaly fallen, 5 trains in under 2 hours, It all happend on the CN main just outside of town, on the way to my friends house i saw a trina going through the crossing, then, when we reached our off road train watching spot, there was another one within 5 minutes, after that we did some off road biking, then heard another train approaching so we took off towards the tracks at a run, then about 10 minutes after that one, another one rolled through, and finnaly, on my way home i heard yet another one, so i headed down into the woods to see it go by,
it was definately a good day at the tracks!

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