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I was looking for a track for the brewery not that long ago .it was visible in 2001.the trail that it was on was visible on older county tax arials.I went to see,nothing much to photo.Rails would definitely be necessary to transport supplies from place to place
I was looking for a track for the brewery not that long ago .it was visible in 2001.the trail that it was on was visible on older county tax arials.I went to see,nothing much to photo.
Aviation blvd. I may use the topos and post the county tax page to compare.i.wasn't expecting to find it.I was looking at beatyville and also for the old public works which was about due south of the Vero Man site.I noticed the trail and its sharp curve .so i looked at the topo of 81 and I confirmed it.33 Rd st crossed to our water plant and was the only way there until the aviation blvd project in 99.I could have walked the hill the rr was up to us1 as it was there .With the tracks removed, it doesn't take long for flora to reclaim an area, unless, that is, the former rail line is now a walking/biking path..........
Aviation blvd. I may use the topos and post the county tax page to compare.i.wasn't expecting to find it.I was looking at beatyville and also for the old public works which was about due south of the Vero Man site.I noticed the trail and its sharp curve .so i looked at the topo of 81 and I confirmed it.33 Rd st crossed to our water plant and was the only way there until the aviation blvd project in 99.I could have walked the hill the rr was up to us1 as it was there .
In 99,but not now.ah the sundries place.funny how we locals will blog about things.a guy was posting images of sample wells a few months ago.I thought I was the only one who noticed those. I spied one at a former gas station that sells cars.i.did tell them about the remediation of old gas stations and these are all over.I saw a photographer laying on the ground ta king pics of old trees at riverside.Cool!
In 99,but not now.ah the sundries place.funny how we locals will blog about things.a guy was posting images of sample wells a few months ago.I thought I was the only one who noticed those. I spied one at a former gas station that sells cars.i.did tell them about the remediation of old gas stations and these are all over.I saw a photographer laying on the ground ta king pics of old trees at riverside.
Im.talking about a holes in the ground for new construction thar lead to sample well discussions. There's a former gas station that is nothing but a remediation sight.I will plan to photo.Not really so unusual, the interest in the past. As we grow older, we tend to want to record history in a better fashion for future generations.
It's like all the former towns that existed in Illinois in the past. Several people have spent years researching & going to the sites to record in books the history and locations. It's all fascinating, especially when the authors were able to find descendants who remember the towns or recall the handed-down histories.
Im.talking about a holes in the ground for new construction thar lead to sample well discussions. There's a former gas station that is nothing but a remediation sight.I will plan to photo.
Oh the pizza place that was a Texaco. I don't think I told you about the bar .it's full of wrenches,images of a bygone era.Yup, understandable.
Oh the pizza place that was a Texaco. I don't think I told you about the bar .it's full of wrenches,images of a bygone era.
nothing about the video?Looks like the place where McHale and his crew would go to play cards, gamble, help themselves to supplies...............
nothing about the video?