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BNSF Cant make up there mind!
And neither can Metra!
Mapquest.com calls this road Belmot Street. There are no street signs around to se what ID(i)OT says..
Glenn
www.cyclonetrain.com
info@cyclonetrain.com
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MapQuest also calls Belmont a town...WHICH IT IS NOT. Stupid Metra and other people think it is a town becuase they don't know whether to call Belmont a Road or an Avenue. There are conflicting street signs also - some say Road, some say Ave. Metra schedules also just call it "Belmont."Joe LeMay
One of us Railfans from Downers Grove, IL
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Ahhh....that station brings back some fond memories. While my hockey team and I were in Chicago for a tournement, we waited a good half hour in the freezing cold for an eastbound dinky to show up. I was perfectly content to freeze my ass off, needless to say however, the rest of my team was not as enthusiastic about the situation.James Ryan
St. Louis, MO
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