Re: ROW-Cerro Summit Overlay
| August 25, 2014 06:28PM |
Jimmy, you're a peach!! 
The track charts are perfect! The Cimarron one confirms what I thought about the 4 3-way switches at the wye and stockyards AND shows an arrangement at roundhouse #2 that I did not expect! I now also know that the Cedar Creek wye was not connected to the siding. Thanks a bunch for your input!! JP
The track charts are perfect! The Cimarron one confirms what I thought about the 4 3-way switches at the wye and stockyards AND shows an arrangement at roundhouse #2 that I did not expect! I now also know that the Cedar Creek wye was not connected to the siding. Thanks a bunch for your input!! JP
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ROW Explorer | August 23, 2014 10:00PM |
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Jimmy Blouch | August 25, 2014 03:33PM |
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