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I just downloaded Chris Bogley's H-N Route guide and I'm impressed. Great job, Chris - thanks for doing this. The text in the library says this is #2 in a series. Did I miss #1? I can't seem to find anything else in the Routes section???
Larry Steiner Grand Rapids, Michigan (This is CSX Country up here, folks.)
Yeah, I took a look at it today in the library, Seems pretty well done, Almost like a timetable, if he included a illustration of the sidings, it practically is one Here's what I mean about showing the sidings http://www.eastrailnews.com/ref/crprivl.html
Shawn Kenselaar, Screen Shot Forum Mod, Repainter for YLW & TKW Support your local Shortline, I support mine the M&NJ, and NYS&W ShawnSSK@yahoo.com
Thanks for the kind words. #1 in the series was actually done last year, for Robert's ADFRR, which I gave to him to put up on his site. If you go to www.adfrr.com and click on the version 2 section, there will be a guide near the bottom left hand corner for you to click on. The guide includes a extensive history of the ADFRR, and a mile by mile run down, much like the Norfolk guide.I'm getting ready to release a Guide to Sandpatch in the next day or two, plus I'm working on the CSX portion of the NEC 4.0. If you have that route, than you know the task at hand is not an easy one, and in fect, because of all the sidings and such, I have to actually run the route to get the info I need becasue my map in the AE can't handle all the script.Anyway, thanks again, enjoy!Chris Bogley chrisb@tailsnrails.com Ft. Huachuca AZ