where every one from?

[R. T. POTEET]

Arizona - born in Idaho pre-big brawl two - pappy was a career CWO in the AF - lived in a lot of places -

retired from Air Force in 1978 - stayed here because my wife had orthopaedic problems and was comfortable in the heat here in the winter - by the time that evaporated in 1991 didn't have the assets to get out of here - keep dreaming, however - my new wife says she will follow me to the ends of the earth if I said that was where I wanted to go - hope she means it because I will gee-go-guarantee you that if I ever finish and sell my novel or hit the powerball it is going to take me about two and a half seconds to put Arizona in my rearview mirror - 

like the Northern Rockies but don't think my current physical condition would take it - probably will settle for Santa Fe or the mountains east of Albuquerque.

[Anonymous]

Just moved to san dimas - california about 7 months ago.  There's a railroad museum and model train store 2 blocks away :)

[chris35]

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

[Anonymous]

Gold Coast - Australia
Ex - South Africa

[whywaites]

I'm from all over the UK , I've just retired from the Air Force and now live in Southern England about 40 miles west of london.

Shaun

[NYCentral1]

Sedalia, MO.  A former Katy and MoPac central hub...But I model the NYC.

[0-6-0]

Hello I live in Twinsburg ohio 6mi from ns cleveland/alliance line and 100 yards from w&le line that goes into solon and cleveland. frank

[PASMITH]

Helsinki to Imatra by train. The only way to go when your going to Svetogorsk.

Peter Smith, Memphis

[DavidGSmith]

Originally from Toronto On. now living (reired firefighter) in Alcona a small burg south of Barrie 50miles north of Toronto

[tpatrick]

Het dirtyd79,

Don't forget Olde Frothingslosh Pale Stale, the only ale with the foam on the bottom! It was a real product of the Pittsburgh Brewing Company and its cans are valuable collectors items. Google it for a good laugh.

[folkestonekeith]

Folkestone, Kent, United Kingdom

Born in Crayford, Kent (the London end of Kent) and therefore a "Kentish Man". If I had been born in Folkestone, Kent (the other end of Kent) I would have been a "Man of Kent"!! An interesting but useless fact!!

Spent my working life in the Far East - Hong Kong, Vietnam, India, Singapore, Korea and Japan - working in a bank!! Now returned and early-retired to the UK.

Keith

[PistolPete]

Readfield Maine, about 10 miles west of Augusta the capital.

[sar609]

Adelaide, South Australia

[Charlie]

ironhorse77 your'e not missing anything here in old atchison,ks.wish i would of left when i was young

 

Obiviously, Kansas has done something right to keep you here

Ch

[G Paine]

The Maine Central RR built the Rockland Branch in the late 1800s running between Brunswick, ME and Rockland, ME. It's new owned by the State of Maine and leased to Maine Eastern RR. Damariscotta and Newcastle are about half way between Rockland and Brunswick, and I live in Bristol which is down on the end of the Pemaquid peninsula. That's why the line under my name says what it says. We have the best lobsta on the Maine coast!

[conagher]

Middlewater Texas

 

 

[Walter Clot]

I'm originally from Miami, Fl.  In order, I lived in Ft.Worth, Tx; Covington, Va.; Bluefield, WV;

St. Clairsville, Oh.; Bluefield, Va and now retired in Columbia, Tn. 

I enjoy reading profiles on people who give interesting or unusual answers.  I like knowing where people are from. 

[Anonymous]

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

[ARTHILL]

Looks like I am the token Minnesotan, New Brighton now, but the first layout was built in Winona.

[Mark R.]

Mark.

[HARVEN]

Cameron Wisconsin, Green Bay Packer land, would you believe that I'm a Minnesota Viking fan surrounded by cheese heads, jez I take a lot of "C---"

"The Harven

 

[Pdragon]

MisterBeasley

I lived on Lextington St on the West Side. I use to date girl who lived off Montvale Ave across from United Gelatin. It was years after I retired from the service that I heard about the 'superfund' on a made-for-TV movie about it. My family had moved away before it became public. However, when I did live there, my friend and I would bicycle up to Hancom Field (back when it was active) and watch the aircraft. Loved Bedford for that.

[metalfrog]

ironhorse77 your'e not missing anything here in old atchison,ks.wish i would of left when i was young

[gandydan57]

Big Bend, Wisconsin about 20 miles southwest of Milwaukee.

[lupo]

Zierikzee, the isle of Schouwen Duiveland, South-West part of   The Netherlands, a.k.a as Holland,

[james saunders]

Oh don't mind me, it's just my (poor) sense of humour, it's kind of a running joke between Aussies and Americans, taking a poke at the typical stereotypical accents of both our Countries.

[denny99]

Saronno, Italy

[mopacforever]

Born and raised in North Little Rock, Arkansas where the mighty Missouri Pacific used to reign. 

When I left home, there were still Screamin Eagles running down the rails there.  I miss the sound of those SD40-2s.

19 years in the Air Force has taken me all over the world.  I just completed a tour in Europe and am now in SE Asia.  I am getting close to retirement and am considering applying for a conductor billet with BNSF or UP, if I can find an opening.

[PFS]

Just north of Detroit MI.

A lot of rail and industry, actually more than a lot.