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OK Look at yourself, and pretend the current annum is 1850's. <br /> <br />Your developing a Major Railroad- <br /> <br />Now Bring yourself back- sitting in front of yourcomputer reading this- <br /> <br />How did the developers choose/obtain the land? <br />what did they have to pay for it? <br /> <br />Why did they choose to vuild an RR track there instead of maybe 10 feet/ 1 mile N/S/E/W of that location? <br /> <br />When i'm Drivivng aorund, I often notice how, RR tracks often split properties, farmers fields ETc.. why would anyone have agreed to that in the first place? <br /> <br />I suppsoe my main Question is Why and How. <br /> <br />Why there, and How was the land obtained? <br /> <br />Also how can it be gauranteed the the land won't heave in 50 years causing a sudden 6% grade? <br /> <br />The double CP tracks that ran by my old school- Were about 1 mile away from it. back in 1940- you could see the Tracks from the road attatched to the school- Now you have to climb to the roof of the school to see the tracks because hills have developed, <br /> <br />Do trains alter the Earth they are surrounded by? <br /> <br />I suppose those are my main questions, Don't feel you have to answer them all- if you can only answer one segemnt, go for it. <br /> <br />
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