Teenage Railfans

[Anonymous]

Hi there. I'm 16. I have been a railfan for as long as i can remember. I'm planning for a career with the Alaska Railroad.
Stay off tracks.

[Mikeygaw]

I'm 18 (19 next week), and have been a railfan for as long as i can remember. I have had many different model layouts, and i get to see many trains in Philadelphia and bordering area's from Conrail, NS, CSX, Amtrak, Septa, and NJ transit, a million good spots to watch them from.

[Mikeygaw]

I'm 18 (19 next week), and have been a railfan for as long as i can remember. I have had many different model layouts, and i get to see many trains in Philadelphia and bordering area's from Conrail, NS, CSX, Amtrak, Septa, and NJ transit, a million good spots to watch them from.

[Anonymous]

Im not one my self but one of the most active people on my websites forum is a teenager who rides his bike everywhere to get his photo's. And i get them almost daily. Your teenage enthuisiasm(sp) is a good thing.


Stay safe

[Anonymous]

Im not one my self but one of the most active people on my websites forum is a teenager who rides his bike everywhere to get his photo's. And i get them almost daily. Your teenage enthuisiasm(sp) is a good thing.


Stay safe

[joho2486]

Hi there. I'm 17, and I've been a rail fan since 4-5, because the day care I went to had a CSX branch line run behind the playground. I remember all of the kids running to the fence when a train came, signaling the engineer to blow the horn. Trains still pass here with some frequency everyday, though they can be short. For those wondering, it's the old Western Maryland line that runs to Hanover, PA. I live in Hampstead, MD, which is NNW of Baltimore. It's about a 45 minute drive to Baltimore.

[joho2486]

Hi there. I'm 17, and I've been a rail fan since 4-5, because the day care I went to had a CSX branch line run behind the playground. I remember all of the kids running to the fence when a train came, signaling the engineer to blow the horn. Trains still pass here with some frequency everyday, though they can be short. For those wondering, it's the old Western Maryland line that runs to Hanover, PA. I live in Hampstead, MD, which is NNW of Baltimore. It's about a 45 minute drive to Baltimore.

[David3]

I've also been a railfan since I was about 4 or 5, it runs in my family really, and I'm 14. I'm the one that posted the Should I Be An Engineer Post, because not only am I a railfan, I want to be an engineer too.

[David3]

I've also been a railfan since I was about 4 or 5, it runs in my family really, and I'm 14. I'm the one that posted the Should I Be An Engineer Post, because not only am I a railfan, I want to be an engineer too.

[Anonymous]

Hey Sask,
I'm 15 and have been a railfan for as long as I can remember, I am also a pretty good athority on ALCo locomotives [:D] If you have a question about an ALCo locomotive, post it in the ALCo diesel locomotive thread: http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6853 .[;)]

[Anonymous]

Hey Sask,
I'm 15 and have been a railfan for as long as I can remember, I am also a pretty good athority on ALCo locomotives [:D] If you have a question about an ALCo locomotive, post it in the ALCo diesel locomotive thread: http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6853 .[;)]

[Train Guy 3]

I'm a teenage railfan, I've been one for years.

[Train Guy 3]

I'm a teenage railfan, I've been one for years.

[Anonymous]

How many teenage railfans are on this forum? I know you guys are out there. I turned 17 yesterday. I think it's great to see that there are young people who like trains on this forum, considering that I personally don't know any where I live. Thankfully I'm not the only member of my generation who's a railfan. What are your guys' thoughts on being a young railfan?

[Anonymous]

How many teenage railfans are on this forum? I know you guys are out there. I turned 17 yesterday. I think it's great to see that there are young people who like trains on this forum, considering that I personally don't know any where I live. Thankfully I'm not the only member of my generation who's a railfan. What are your guys' thoughts on being a young railfan?