Where do you live?

[railroadyoshi]

Boxboro MA, on the edge of Boston's Greater MetroWest area, say, maybe 40 miles from downtown.

Not much railroadin here, just the commuter line.

[ErnieC]

Payson? Lots of modelers in those mountains, do you know Brian Heap from Show Low? Like 'messing' I'm in Flagstaff, got up to 40 degrees last nite (summer's com'in eventually). Nothing here but BNSF, not much food for a Ma & Pa fan. But the Grand Canyon RR is nice!
Ernie C

[grandeman]

Birmingham, Al

[Anonymous]

My wife says in the train room. Guess it could be worse.

[Anonymous]

I live in south east Texas. Not to be rude, but it's not a good idea to give out you exact location over a public forum. There's a lot of nut cases out there that you might tick off that just might come looking for you one of these days-which has happened before. Sorry, but that's the world we live in today...

trainluver1

[chrismay]

Northern Ontario, in Canada

[soumodeler]

I live in Macon, GA, which is right in the middle of the state. 7 Norfolk Southern districts merge here, old Central of Georgia and Southern routes, and the Georgia Central ends on the east side of town.

soumodeler
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The Southern Serves the South!

[Anonymous]

Georgia

[Anonymous]

I have become a Jesus of sorts with bringing all these threads back from the dead. My dad lives in Hillsborough, NC and my Mom lives in Burlington, NC.
Reed
P.S.- I am sorry if I offended anyone with the Jesus comment.

[Anonymous]

North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, about 3 blocks from the WC Shops/yard(I refuse to acknowledge the CN)[censored][8D]

[Anonymous]

If you go east out of Houston Texas on I-10 for 88 miles you'll be in Beaumont. South out of Braumont for 17 miles puts you in Port Athur. Across the street from Port Arthur puts you in GROVES, TEXAS, home of the"Almost Nothing" railroad. We are in hurricane alley.

Have a blessed day and remember SANTA FE ALL THE WAY
Bob

[trollw]

Richardson, TX. BNSF had a derailment about 4 blocks from my house about a month ago. It was very interesting to see the real-life version of the giant hand putting the engines and cars back on the track.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by davsachz

Lancaster County , PA home of Amtrack, Conrail, NS, and fallen flags of PRR, Reading. My business is located in an old freight station just off the old PRR electrified mainline. I get to see or here several Amtracks, and N/S a day. They run about 20' behind my studio. I'm also lucky to be close to The PA State Railroad Museum, the Strasburg rr, and the Toy Train Museum all in Strasburg, PA about 20 miles ffrom my house. Though my Heart and Layout are in Anthracite Coal country, Schuylkill County about 60 miles North of here. Dave

Thats got to be the coolest building to work in davachz

[Anonymous]

I live in BNSF Country out here in the Heartland

[relucas]

Ridge Manor, Florida. If anyone also lives in this area drop me a line . Cause I believe I am the only one in this area that operates[plays with as my wife saids] HO trains. [ Not on all maps][:D][:D][:D]

[Anonymous]

Lancaster County , PA home of Amtrack, Conrail, NS, and fallen flags of PRR, Reading. My business is located in an old freight station just off the old PRR electrified mainline. I get to see or here several Amtracks, and N/S a day. They run about 20' behind my studio. I'm also lucky to be close to The PA State Railroad Museum, the Strasburg rr, and the Toy Train Museum all in Strasburg, PA about 20 miles ffrom my house. Though my Heart and Layout are in Anthracite Coal country, Schuylkill County about 60 miles North of here. Dave

[Anonymous]

Just outside of Wedlock.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by darth9x9

Planet Earth.

3.4 miles from Darth, mailbox to mailbox, with active railroad tracks along half the distance![:D]

[Fergmiester]

I'm just down the road from der5997 (good to see you back der, we missed you!). I'm located in Dartmouth, which is across the harbour from Halifax.

Regards

Fergie

[PistolPete]

Readfield, Maine.

[der5997]

Sober Island, Nova Scotia. Population about 90, with summer folks, who seem to be mainly from New Hampshire these days. Nearest RRs in Dartmouth/Halifax, and Truro, which shows that even if the Province was settled by the Scots, the English got to give out the place names!
jongrant, if you are still out there, I remember digs in Sunderland many moons ago, and a landlady whose budgie ate meat!
Regards, John.

[CBQ_Guy]

I must be here 'cause I'm not all there!

[Anonymous]

I live in Nashville Tennessee.

[Dbcxyz123]

QUOTE: Originally posted by hellfire

I was just wondering where every body lives? I live in Payson AZ, its about 80 miles northeast of Pheonix. Payson sits at 5,000 feet above sea level. its about 30 degrees outside tonight. Also is there anyone in my area thats in the hobby? If so e-mail me.

I live in Newark Delaware.

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[Anonymous]

West central Ar., Just outside Ft. Smith.


Mac

[Anonymous]

Esparto Ca.. About 35 mi. WNW of Sacramento. I used to work for the UP at the Roseville loco shop.

[Anonymous]

PRR forever Philadelphia PA. I am lucky to be near the best. PRR.READING CNJ LV,D&H, NYC, B&O, and last but not the Forgotten NYO&W.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by NTDN

QUOTE: Originally posted by CBQ_Guy
HERE, is the small "city" (pop. 10K about) of Peru, IL

Well Neighbor, i say a big Howdy! since your only About 75 miles due South of me stright down 39 :)


Jay.

You're not one of those "closet conservatives" in Madison, are ya? (Madison is the liberal capital of Wisconsin for those who don't know). Or are you from Beloit, former home of FM locomotives? Or somewhere in between? Close enough, at any rate.

[DavidH]

Surrey, British Columbia, a suburb of Vancouver.

David