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See what happens when you get CN running through your hometown Chris.Ya start running it in MSTS !!It's all downhill for you now my freind LaterTim Kent 96th_Malice " Power for You "
Its the truth, at least this week. Those CN units that came through here looked like new, and with the sun hitting them on the side, my god they looked nice.Chris Bogley Syracuse New York www.msnusers.com/highballphoto
Chris are you originally from this area? LLoydminster or Vermilion?Thought i'd also add my own versions of CN along the same line, a bit closer to Edmonton. Shots are in the Vegreville to Mundare region of Alberta.Rory
You know, come to think of it, I saw that same locomotive on the video you sent me, and that very day was when I saw the first CN train come through town, and each day to follow for 5 days...holy crap!! I had a CN magic moment!Chris Bogley Syracuse New York www.msnusers.com/highballphoto
Here are a few more from the last part of the route. Overall, fantastic route. End to end in 4 hours, 8 minutes, stopping 4 times for breaks.Chris Bogley Syracuse New York www.msnusers.com/highballphoto
I hope you had a ood career with CN ChrisGood byeYes, itis a great route for road switching and when Rory's new one hits the FL I will be amazed along with many more peopleChris Wilson MP 63 CP's Heron Bay Sub Marathon, Ontariowww.greatnorthrails.com EMAIL: chris9102@shaw.ca
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