New And Improved Railroad Game
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cascaderailroad
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Union RR ?
wrong-o, Union Railroad is Correct.
PRR K4 1361, one of only 2 K4's left in existence.
Hardly little known.
cascaderailroad
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I guessed correctly---> Union RR...
For Locations: Little known fact: What 2 Pennsylvania rivers flow North ? http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/riversno. Give up ? add: htm to the line.
And if Telephone Pole tree plantation forests are majorly grown in Alabama and Mississippi...where do they grow "toothpick" tree plantation forests ?
What US State is the largest producer of rice ?
For Locations: Little known fact: What 2 Pennsylvania rivers flow North ? http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/riversno. Give up ? add: htm to the line.
And if Telephone Pole tree plantation forests are majorly grown in Alabama and Mississippi...where do they grow "toothpick" tree plantation forests ?
What US State is the largest producer of rice ?
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cascaderailroad
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http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Pennsylvania/Locomotives.html
PA State Electric Locomotive - GGI #4859
PA State Steam Locomotive - #1361 K4
EDIT: in actuality the #3750 (at Sträusbörge) may also be included as the PA State steam loco is the PRR K4 Class is the general symbol
PA State Electric Locomotive - GGI #4859
PA State Steam Locomotive - #1361 K4
EDIT: in actuality the #3750 (at Sträusbörge) may also be included as the PA State steam loco is the PRR K4 Class is the general symbol
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cascaderailroad
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Actually the toothpick tree plantation forest is at the model train layout near Sträusbörge, and various other HO layouts like Northlandz.
Texas is the largest US rice producer. Rice Product ,<kuid:30671:9100620:1>
The Youghiogheny River, 151 miles & Monongahela River, 128 miles, both flow North.
Texas is the largest US rice producer. Rice Product ,<kuid:30671:9100620:1>
The Youghiogheny River, 151 miles & Monongahela River, 128 miles, both flow North.
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Durango Colorado, in Southwest Colorado, on the old D&RGW, bought by Mr Charles Bradshaw in the 1980's. Originally this branch never ran K-37's but Bradshaw upgraded the line for the ONE -37 497 that was in Durango, which was traded with The Cumbres and Toltec located in Chama New Mexico, for 482. 482 is currently still in service, but the 497 is out of service with an expired boiler. that enough info for you?
PereMarquette1225fan
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Rules
I see the game has gotten out of hand.
So, let me make it absolutely clear. When you get an answer right you post a question. Then, you let users take a stab at the answer. If they have the right answer, then you give them there points and you let them pick a category and then they ask a question for the new user and so on. So, this will be recreated, so please do not go out of turn. If you go out of turn, then you will lose points and you will miss a turn. Another rule is that you don't post a question for a high point and then it's worth only say, 200 points. Example: Locomotives for 2000. What 2-10-0 operates at the Strasburg Rail Road. <---- That is a 200 point question not a 2000 point question. Example of a 2000 point question...'How many 4-6-6-4 'Challenger' type steam locomotives were rostered by the Union Pacific?' Please, lets get this game back on track. I will allow drrt4 to go first and I appoint him and SantaFeBuff as supervisors of the game so that, when I'm not around, order can be enforced. Lets hope 'Railroad Jeopardy 2.0' goes off without a hitch.
Thank you for your time,
PereMarquette1225fan
I see the game has gotten out of hand.
So, let me make it absolutely clear. When you get an answer right you post a question. Then, you let users take a stab at the answer. If they have the right answer, then you give them there points and you let them pick a category and then they ask a question for the new user and so on. So, this will be recreated, so please do not go out of turn. If you go out of turn, then you will lose points and you will miss a turn. Another rule is that you don't post a question for a high point and then it's worth only say, 200 points. Example: Locomotives for 2000. What 2-10-0 operates at the Strasburg Rail Road. <---- That is a 200 point question not a 2000 point question. Example of a 2000 point question...'How many 4-6-6-4 'Challenger' type steam locomotives were rostered by the Union Pacific?' Please, lets get this game back on track. I will allow drrt4 to go first and I appoint him and SantaFeBuff as supervisors of the game so that, when I'm not around, order can be enforced. Lets hope 'Railroad Jeopardy 2.0' goes off without a hitch. Thank you for your time,
PereMarquette1225fan
