Upcoming Trackside Guides

[eolafan]

As Frank Sinatra sang...CHICAGO IS MY KIND OF TOWN...and I am sure many of us Windy City area residents would like to see a comprehensive guide to railfanning in AND AROUND our area! Jim

[eolafan]

As Frank Sinatra sang...CHICAGO IS MY KIND OF TOWN...and I am sure many of us Windy City area residents would like to see a comprehensive guide to railfanning in AND AROUND our area! Jim

[Anonymous]

Has any one considered Dallas and or St. Louis for the Railfan Guides keep up the great work

[Anonymous]

Has any one considered Dallas and or St. Louis for the Railfan Guides keep up the great work

[Anonymous]

What about my hometown of Woodstock Ontario? Heehee

CN Dundas Sub. and the CPR Galt Sub. and CPR St. Thomas Sub.

The Dundas and St. Thomas Cross over with a Diamond.

The Dundas has a fair bit of VIA and CN Action. Can be quite busy at times.

The Galt isn't as busy, but still has a fair bit of traffic. Also, there is a fair sized yard.

If you're interested, I can be your tour guide! :D:D:D

[Anonymous]

What about my hometown of Woodstock Ontario? Heehee

CN Dundas Sub. and the CPR Galt Sub. and CPR St. Thomas Sub.

The Dundas and St. Thomas Cross over with a Diamond.

The Dundas has a fair bit of VIA and CN Action. Can be quite busy at times.

The Galt isn't as busy, but still has a fair bit of traffic. Also, there is a fair sized yard.

If you're interested, I can be your tour guide! :D:D:D

[Anonymous]

Chicago Would be a good one

[Anonymous]

Chicago Would be a good one

[Miketherailfan]

Pittsburgh has CSX, NS, Amtrak, Allegheny Valley, Pittsburgh & Ohio Central, Union RR. That should be the Railroads on the Pittsburgh list.

[Miketherailfan]

Pittsburgh has CSX, NS, Amtrak, Allegheny Valley, Pittsburgh & Ohio Central, Union RR. That should be the Railroads on the Pittsburgh list.

[Anonymous]

You should do Harrisburg, Pa. I wish you could do the Allentown, Pa area (which used to have 5 to 10 railroads) but it only has two NS lines and R.J. Corman.

[Anonymous]

You should do Harrisburg, Pa. I wish you could do the Allentown, Pa area (which used to have 5 to 10 railroads) but it only has two NS lines and R.J. Corman.

[Anonymous]

how about orlando .

[Anonymous]

how about orlando .

[Anonymous]

I would like to see one of Montreal...

That woul;d be great, or even a Canadian City...

[Anonymous]

I would like to see one of Montreal...

That woul;d be great, or even a Canadian City...

[Anonymous]

Scranton, PA would be a good one. you have the Delaware-Lackawanna, Canadian Pacific, Steamtown.....
mc367
-justin

[Anonymous]

Scranton, PA would be a good one. you have the Delaware-Lackawanna, Canadian Pacific, Steamtown.....
mc367
-justin

[mrbudson]

hi paul
i live by o'hare and willing to share locations with someone in the area in exchange for other locations.a good track side guide for chicago would be great

bob quinlan/ [e-mail]

QUOTE: Originally posted by CSSHEGEWISCH

All things considered, a trackside guide for Chicago would be excellent although the sheer size might be a problem. With the existing format, even a lifetime Chicagoan like me would learn a few new things and discover some new spots.

[mrbudson]

hi paul
i live by o'hare and willing to share locations with someone in the area in exchange for other locations.a good track side guide for chicago would be great

bob quinlan/ [e-mail]

QUOTE: Originally posted by CSSHEGEWISCH

All things considered, a trackside guide for Chicago would be excellent although the sheer size might be a problem. With the existing format, even a lifetime Chicagoan like me would learn a few new things and discover some new spots.