1435mm wrote:Obviously I'm not in the same league as Murphy, Chad, Nordique, and Carl for posing Where-It-Is's that require one to think! Maybe I can learn from practice.This western railroad town changed its name after the railroad arrived, and was renamed for a geologic feature that didn't exist at first, and later was created by man. Once upon a time this town was a crew and engine change point. Only one railroad ever served this town, and developed an extensive network in the valley. Much of the network but not the main line has been shortlined. The short line is parodied by its employees for the resemblance of its reporting marks to a popular children's song. The railroad built through this town en route to a major mineral strike, but later its traffic was almost 100% agricultural. It was originally narrow-gauge, and originally independent from any Class I.Name the city.S. Hadid
I consider myself in a league of my own(the one )
I woke up this morning, thinking that the answer to yesterday's where is it was "trona" related. I was waaaaay off.
I would guess that today's has to do with The Lucien Cutoff, perhaps?
Thanks to Chris / CopCarSS for my avatar.
I think you are doing a fine job Mr. Hadid.
Is the valley in Colorado?
-ChrisWest Chicago, ILChristopher May Fine Art Photography"In wisdom gathered over time I have found that every experience is a form of exploration." ~Ansel Adams
1435mm wrote: Emptiest place you can find in the lower 48 on a main-line railroad. You will see no lights out there at night except stars and another train.
I don't know, The Winnemucca sub has some pretty desolate streaches too.
chad thomas wrote: 1435mm wrote: Emptiest place you can find in the lower 48 on a main-line railroad. You will see no lights out there at night except stars and another train. I don't know, The Winnemucca sub has some pretty desolate streaches too.
CopCarSS wrote:Would this city exist in someplace in the San Luis Valley of Colorado?
chad thomas wrote:I think you are doing a fine job Mr. Hadid. Is the valley in Colorado?
Murphy Siding wrote: Is this town along the Snake River?
CopCarSS wrote:Idaho Falls?
And....E-I-E-O ?
1435mm wrote: CopCarSS wrote:Idaho Falls?I've got to quit making these so easy. Now, for the extra points, the first and second name of the town, the original name of the railroad that arrived as narrow gauge, and the children's song that is linked to the short line there now.
Wasn't that the Utah & Northern?
As for the children's song, is it a variation of the Barney the Dinosaur theme?
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