by marco_1978_spyder » Mon Jan 27, 2014 8:47 am
I'd buy that place! Cause I love things that are a little off the beaten path.. and I also love trains. From 0 to 9 year's old I across the street from an active rail line. Learned to like the sound of rumbling engine, and a wailing horn, Doppler effect and all that early on. I can remember having sesame street disrupted with a rolling screen on a really primitive TV, whenever the trains rolled by.
A few years back, while looking at google maps I decided to find out after all these years where exactly the line went. I found out some history of the line. Much older than I had thought.. those tracks or at least that line, had been there since the 1840's! The part of the line that went by that house has since been removed, but the remainder of the line is active as a historic / sight seeing / tour ride... Sooo guess what I'm doing this year! Taking a ride! It's going to be so neat answering a long past and forgotten question from my early youth... where did the trains go? where were they coming from?
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