History and Guide to the ADFRR, industries, train movem

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SVTSCharter Member · 1344 postsApr 23, 2003 6:44 PM

I'm not sure if it will be uploaded to TS by Robert, but if you pay a visit to Robert's site, www.adfrr.com, there is a guide to the ADFRR that I did a while back. It includes a fictional history of the ADFRR, I mile by mile guide to all branches, switches, yards and industries, and a fictional daily train movements on the ADFRR. I out did myself with the history part, truly one of best tales. Check it out at his site, version 2 section, under "Guide".Thanks to Robert for creating such a fantastic and fun route.Chris Bogley
chrisb@tailsnrails.com
Ft. Huachuca AZ

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