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For those CN droolers, I just read a thread from Andy over at MLT that has the CN route due out this summer, which is great news becasue its already summer. Though I expect it to be later than that, as most routes normally take more time than expected, it is indeed good news to hear the route is finally nearing completion.And its only a matter of time before we'll be taking our first revenue trip over the uncharted lands of the Cascades Route. 220 miles of not knowing whats around the next bend. 220 miles of not knowing if you should be coasting or in full dynamics. 220 miles of pure MLT perfection like never seen before. Counting down the days!!Chris Bogley Syracuse New York www.msnusers.com/AshleyPhotography www.msnusers.com/cnytrainsWholesale Route Sales, Krispy Kreme, Syracuse NY Bringing America's favorite doughnuts to Price Choppers in Onieda, Rome, Utica, Cicero, Clay, Fulton, and Oswego NY, even if it takes me 17 hours to do it !!!!!!
Yes Chris, I've got my bib all ready to go when the CNR Bayview route is announced. Between it and the much anticipated Cascades Crossing, it may be a very pale summer, but hey, it cuts down on the chances of skin cancer from too much sun, eh? cheers, Ernie
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>For those CN droolers, I just read a thread from Andy over >at MLT that has the CN route due out this summer, which is >great news becasue its already summer. Though I expect it to >be later than that, as most routes normally take more time >than expected, it is indeed good news to hear the route is >finally nearing completion. > >And its only a matter of time before we'll be taking our >first revenue trip over the uncharted lands of the Cascades >Route. 220 miles of not knowing whats around the next bend. >220 miles of not knowing if you should be coasting or in >full dynamics. 220 miles of pure MLT perfection like never >seen before. > >Counting down the days!! Yes, and he also mentioned VIA Rail equipment as well...
Mile 0.0 CN Bedford Sub Location: 44 29.6 N 063 30.3 W Reminiscing VIA LRC's in their Glory Days.
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