What is your favorite(redone)

[jettrainfan]

who made the administrater delete it i wrote the longest thing on here I'd ever wrote and iwas into it now i dont feel like taking 15 min to do that

I know, I'm also mad about that. I feel like i wasted peoples' time with that one sense it got deleted. I am terribly sorry about that and hopefully we will find out who or what caused it. That reply you wrote like some others was excellent and i loved reading them. Sorry this happened and feel bad for the people that did not get to read those replies .

[OkieRick]

A.T.S.F.

They have beautiful depots - with no identification on the structure it's architecture tells you it's an A.T.S.F.


Rick

[James in FL]

#2  NS

[Jim Banner]

The Soo Line (because it is the only Canadian road on the list.)

Jim

[jettrainfan]

The Soo Line (because it is the only Canadian road on the list.)

Jim

Yeah, sorry about that. I was going to put down Canadian national or Canadian pacific but i put down CSX...what was I thinking?

[jettrainfan]

Update: I got 4 from school. I asked my friend Mike to look at the photos and he left them in his locker! I got them after lunch so I only got 4 people. So the total is...20? So i will do some walking. Apparently, the info/votes are due Tues. You may keep this topic going but you will not be counted if you don't reply by tomorrow morning at 7:50. Sorry but i just learned that today. Sorry but i will figure something out .

[scott V.]

A.T.S.F. 

[jettrainfan]

OK, note to self, Stop looking on bachmann.com when the hobby shop's open! I went to dollar tree and I only got 3 people.   Now I am giving the list to my mom to take to work. Hopefully that will do, Anyway thanks and keep up the good work.

[Jhanecker2]

Union Pacific :  it operates across the road . John II.

[jsmvmd]

UP, with brilliant War Bonnets, 33,000+ miles of trackage, etc.
NS is second because I watch the choo choo's every day in Altoona, PA.
SOO Line is next, in deference to Jim Banner!

Best Wishes,

Jack

[Johnson Bar Jeff]

a close second is b&o/c&o. during the time of my acquaintance with them, they were the same company, so it is difficult to seperate the two. they ran through some of the most beautiful scenery in the east...

I'll go with the B&O.

I had a late friend who grew up near Baltimore, served (obviously) by the B&O and the PRR. He always used to tell me that his grandma always said, "Nice people ride the B&O."  If a room was messy, she'd say, "This room looks like Pennsylvania Station." 

[Kevin Strong]

I'd have to go with the B&O, because great granddad worked as a brakeman for them. Alas, all those railroads run/ran on rails 20.5" too far apart for me to call any of them a true "favorite."

Later,

K

[Frisco]

Out of the list mine would have to be the Southern Pacific, although I would have to go with this statement. Narrow Gauge Rules!

Alas, all those railroads run/ran on rails 20.5" too far apart for me to call any of them a true "favorite."

[jettrainfan]

Well, sense the school part is over and I'm keeping this up for fun, I would like to tell you guys the original list. CSX was not planned... Wheeling and Lake Erie was the original. I also would have excepted Rio Grande with that(they got most of their units ex. Rio Grandes) Then I thought..."Wait, W&LE runs in Ohio and Pennsylvanian.... It's a short line too... the rest are main lines... CSX will be less popular but people will know..." It only got one vote! So sorry but hope you enjoy.

[pdlethbridge]

Besides the B&M I would have say the East Broad Top