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What is the server info for Deshler? I haven't been able to connect to the address I have. I am wondering if it is down or if I just need new server / port info.

Thanks
-Drew

http://www.members.kconline.com/plank/tochome.htm http://www.railsandtrails.com/ohiorailwayreport/1902/1860.html#ToledoOhio http://littlecitiesofblackdiamonds.org/pages/gallery/railroad/Site/Little%20Cities%20Picture%20Gallery.html http://littlecitiesofblackdiamonds.org/stories/corningearlyhistory.h...

Drat, I was hoping for a north connector.

Y@ wrote:Yes, things are finally coming full circle in NB. Step four, finish the connection at Galatea.

What connection is going to be built? I assume it will connect from / to the west, but will it connect to the north or to the south or both?

The track in question is the CSX (ex Conrail, ex NYC, ex Toledo and Ohio Central West branch) In the T&OC days the West branch went from just north of Stanley yard down to Thurston Ohio where it joined back up with the T&OC Eastern (Bucyrus) branch. I believe CSX only owns down to Columbus where NS ...

one of mine

Nice seeing everyone's pics of the journey back east! I caught him in Goshen after he made a brief stop at the Elkhart Depot, although I don't know what for. I think this train could possibly be Mom's enemy #1 taking us all away from Mother's Day time! lol But mine at least understood ;) Good work ...

3:10ish Sandusky bay

I was there, but at ground level.

in millburry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7NlCGSD7kE

I caught it at Millbury and Toledo Station.
I am uploading the Millbury fly-by now.

Heard there having flooding issue any truth to that? Toledo Branch was underwater at Findlay for a few days last week, everything had to go to Marion. Heard the Pemberville sub was underwater at Pemberville at least once week. The B&O is high enough that it doesn't have to worry that much about flo...

I like maps.google.com and google earth I use the satellite and street views.
When those aren't enough I turn to maps.bing.com and use the bird's eye view.

Most of the rails have been pulled up south of Stony Ridge but you can still see a lot of the ROW of the T&OC on Land Sat images (google earth etc...) as very little of it has been reclaimed (from Toledo to Fostoria). There is still enough to trace it south to Thurston OH where it meets up with the ...

That is only half the map. You can find the other half and more Toledo and Ohio Central information the the following site http://www.members.kconline.com/plank/tochome.htm