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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDqyuR0n ... e=youtu.be

I wasn't planning on catching it but I had to go to Dayton for other stuff and decided to make the trip over since I was down there.

Yes, it is on the northwest corner.

On Robb Ave. aprrox a mile west of the CSX yard appears to be an old depot that sits on the corner of Robb and Burch Ave. Any info would be great!

Exactly! I live two blocks off the Toledo Sub and have for almost 4 years total and have had no such issues as they claim.

Did anyone go to the depot yesterday? I did not make it, what are the plans.

They will be the first to female dog when someone gets hit in a quiet zone.....

Great pics! A lot to digest at 4:30 A.M. but very nice!

Nice shots James!!

I Hate when that happens. Did you ever make,it down to Cincy when you lived hete

Your just upset you never saw it James lol

TrainWatcher wrote:I would recommend Hamilton if you don't wanna go into Cincy, but Tower A is on my list of places to see.

James, don't forget about,the Dupps Branch lol.

Just like Cbehr said. Check the site out. Hamilton and Glendale are both nice. If you want to head south a few miles into Kentucky, Erlanger is a nice spot, not the best for photography but a neat place.

I am making a day trip to Indy to watch trains. So I'll be all over the area.

Where are some good places to catch the action. How many trains, safe neighborhood etc.

It was nice. Like James said alot of people showed up. It wasn't too fun when the fire alarm shut off and they evacuated the building tho.

When I was there it seemed to have a good sized parking lot so you probably shouldn't have an issue!

I agree with everyone!

I saw the 132 east of Sidney, I missed the power at the crossing, I was about half mile away, but it looked like maybe BNSF power but am not 100% certain.

alittlevanwerty wrote:Maybe 35 outside of town.

Wow! Granted I lived in St. Marys and it has been a few years but that seems pretty fast for the track condition....maybe they have improved it since I moved.

I remember growing up in St. Marys and they did not seem to move that fast back then! How fast would you say they were going?