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Well, I am trying to get my first real activity done and its an interesting one:Newsflash: Port Odgen - The Port Odgen & Northern Railroad (PONR) has completed testing to find out whether or not revenue passenger service can be provided on the heavy, mostly freight line. This will not impact the freight service nor has anyone from the railroad suggested otherwise. Expected service to run during the early daylight hours from 7-9am and in the evenings from 5-7pm. Your comments are welcome.Now, having said that: Sniper, I have not yet gotten the PO&N6 yet, will I need to rework this activity for that version or can I still use everything that I've used in Ver. 5? Also, if you do have version 5 still I would like some beta testers. I am thinking about adding popups, but as of right now there aren't any. Let me know your comments as I'm trying to see if I can get anyone in the Locomotive Design forum to design a PO&N RDC and baggage car for use on the line. I think they will do fine as anything else bigger is too much. After all, some of these are small towns and don't need BIG service. Thanks,
Brad
Salem, OR
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