Where do you live?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Johnnydash9

I live in the Left Armpit of the universe...AKA MORONVILLE...AKA Monroeville Pennsylvania one of Pittsburghs Many Suburbs. But i grew up in the Right Armpit of the Universe...AKA Anniston Alabama...AKA The US Governments Chemical Weapons Insineration Mecca.

Yeah...i can really choose them cant i???????? LOL

Sounds like/looks like the Depot

[FThunder11]

Im in colorado springs, lots of BNSF and Union Pacific in my area

[Anonymous]

I live in Sydney, Australia.

Howard

[Anonymous]

I live in the Left Armpit of the universe...AKA MORONVILLE...AKA Monroeville Pennsylvania one of Pittsburghs Many Suburbs. But i grew up in the Right Armpit of the Universe...AKA Anniston Alabama...AKA The US Governments Chemical Weapons Insineration Mecca.

Yeah...i can really choose them cant i???????? LOL

[Anonymous]

I live in Marcellus NY, I live in the town, not the village, about 15 miles southeast of Syracuse.

[Anonymous]

Houston Tx

Grew up near the FWD which is now BNSF.

Mark in Texas

[Anonymous]

I live in the very small town (population about 1000) of Langenburg, Saskatchewan, Canada in the southeast part of the province quite close to the Manitoba border.

[on30francisco]

I live in San Francisco, CA.

[willy6]

ridgeville,s.c..........45 miles west of charleston

[Anonymous]

I Live here, where else would i live? ;)

Jay

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the replieis, I f you were wondering why I wanted to knw where you live it was just out of couriosity.

[ndbprr]

Chicago still the train capital of the world!

[Jetrock]

I live in Sacramento, CA but was born in Chicago and went to college in Arcata, CA. All three are ore were railroad towns...

[Nieuweboer]

I cannot imagine why you want to know where everybody lives, but if it makes you happy I'll tell you my whereabouts and my reply makes the forum more international too: I live in a little village just 10 miles west of Amsterdam, in a "polder" which means land that used to be an inland sea and was made artificially dry about 150 years ago and is at least 20' below sea level. I never worry about inundations however since Schiphol airport is my neighbour and they will never allow the fourth largest airport in Europe to get inundated. And by the way I never go to Amsterdam, I don't like that city.

[Anonymous]

Earl Park, Indiana [:)]

Cindy

[ClinchValleySD40]

Holly, MI About 20 miles south of Flint.

[Hawks05]

West Central Wisconsin. maybe 40 minutes from Minneapolis/St. Paul.

[Anonymous]

Raised in Southern California my military career allowed me to live in England, Eygpt, Greece and Germany. Now twice-retired, and I ain't movin' again, I live in Avondale Arizona 15 miles west of Phoenix.

[Dough]

I grew up in Gainsville, GA near the NS (Sou) mainline and their was also a small CSX (Gainesville Midland) spur. I'm now in college in Athens, GA which is near a CSX (SAL) mainline and has a small NS (Central of Georgia) spur.[:)]

[Anonymous]

Sunderland, England, about 30 miles from the birthplace of railways - the Stockton and Darlington Railway, and 8 miles from George Washington's ancestral home.


Jon

[EL PARRo]

I live in Galt, CA. It's about twenty or thirty miles south of Sacramento. I used to live in Fresno, though.

[Anonymous]

I live in Lander Wyoming. About a 130 miles West of Casper WY. At the end of the old CNW.

James.

[Anonymous]

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.