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Member since Dec-14-04 · 3 posts

I just realized I posted this in the wrong place. Hope I got it right this time.

HI All;
I'm slowly getting back into Train-Simming after a lengthy absence due to problems with my old PC.
Am re-installing routes one-at-a time, to avoid glitches encountered previously.
One evening last week while browsing thru new list files, I found and downloaded two D&H locomotive files, and I saw one with D&H PA (think it was an activity?) locomotives that mentioned a "Bridge Line" which the D&H was known as. One locomotive had the file name DHCPH.zip, or something like that.
I searched the Route files, and could not find any D&H or Bridge Line route.
Does anyone know if there is such a route, and if so, where can I find it? Thanks for any help you may have to offer.
I'm having a job trying to find my way back in here, so If you can help, please e'mail me at Dmarra@optonline.net
Thanks.Dan Marra, Sr.

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Member since Dec-14-04 · 3 posts

RE: Question regarding Route

HI Charlie;Thank you for your help. I clicked on the link and the D&H Route looks AWESOME. Definately on my "To order List" for Christmas.
Thanks again and have a Great Christmas Holiday.Dan

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