Does anyone know of any good locations near (within 20 miles) of Florence, KY?
Just go down the road to Covington. There is a decent volume of trains coming off the old C&O bridge over the Ohio River. I suspect that the volume on the NS bridge, a short dstance downstream, isn't quite as heavy, but might be significant. It all depends on what you're used to. Of course, you could cross the river into Cincinnati, but that really isn't necessary.
Carl
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tower A would be a good spot at the Cincinnati Museum center.They are undergoing renovations right now.
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Joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Emmasuncle Does anyone know of any good locations near (within 20 miles) of Florence, KY?
Emmasuncle Emmasuncle Does anyone know of any good locations near (within 20 miles) of Florence, KY? Thanks. We will be travelling through the area in May. I'll try the Covington location.
Thanks. We will be travelling through the area in May. I'll try the Covington location.
Not familiar with what's currently operating there...your best bet would be to go to Zanesville, but that line sure ain't what it used to be. CSX still goes there I think, but nearly everything has been shortlined or torn up (the latter includes an old B&O line through Philo).
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