BlueMiles said:The Brazos Kid said:maroon barchetta said:
I cannot imagine living 100' from a locomotive blowing the horn approaching the crossing dozens of times per day.
You'd adapt. I lived in Chicago for a couple of years and a block away from the El. 1st week was horrible but it ended up just blending into the background.
Hornbeck said:
I think I saw something along the lines of, on average, 20 - 25 trains go through CS every day.
That being said, when I was in school at A&M, people lived in dorms with no AC. (gasp!)
Hornbeck said:
I think I saw something along the lines of, on average, 20 - 25 trains go through CS every day.
That being said, when I was in school at A&M, people lived in dorms with no AC. (gasp!)
maroon barchetta said:Hornbeck said:
I think I saw something along the lines of, on average, 20 - 25 trains go through CS every day.
That being said, when I was in school at A&M, people lived in dorms with no AC. (gasp!)
At the community meetings about closing the Straub and Wade crossings the Union Pacific rep predicted up to 70 two-mile trains would be coming thru town in the future.
Not sure what we are getting now but if I go eat at Hullabaloo Diner we see a minimum of three trains in the hour or so we are there.
They even have "train beers" that are some small bottles of some kind of beer they do on special when a train comes by. I don't recall the brand but people enjoy them.
Captn_Ag05 said:
Saw the mayor just announced that at the council meeting. Wondering if it will be part of a larger development there as originally planned or just be Bass Pro Shop. They have pretty large footprints, so may not be room for anything else there.
