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trainman74 said:
johnny.menhennet said:
In SoCal, we don't have AC, because it is never necessary.
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Speak for yourself -- the San Fernando Valley is in "SoCal," and I assure you, air conditioning is pretty much necessary here.
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Yeah you're definitely right. I'm thinking more about my section of SoCal, right on the beach with nice constant breezes.
 
Cleburne may yet get its commuter train some day; Fort Worth continues to keep the proposal in its unfunded plans.
 
johnny.menhennet said:
trainman74 said:
johnny.menhennet said:
In SoCal, we don't have AC, because it is never necessary.
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Speak for yourself -- the San Fernando Valley is in "SoCal," and I assure you, air conditioning is pretty much necessary here.
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Yeah you're definitely right. I'm thinking more about my section of SoCal, right on the beach with nice constant breezes.
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Actually, about 90% of SoCal gets hot or very hot. Everything from just west of Kingman to within about 15 miles of the coast need a/c. You can see it coming in from the east by (horrors!) air. Very brown for hundreds of miles right up until you hit the San Jacinto mountains, then it begins to turn green and a little cooler. But you need to be in a coastal city to begin to think a/c is not necessary. I live in the San Fernando Valley and part time in Morro Bay on the Central Coast, so I have a lifetime of living in both areas. Yes, MB does consider itself and is part of SoCal

Now back to figuring out station pics.
 
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To restart our Amtrak Station pictures, can you name this station??

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Go For It!!
 
johnny.menhennet said:
Hint: 1 train with Viewliners per day
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Johnny, you have given us a tough station to identify!!

This may require a debate. Are you prepared??

 

As you say, it is a train with Viewliners (which means more than one) that

stops at the station one time per day.

 

The Cardinal can be eliminated since it only has one Viewliner.

 

The Lake Shore Limited can be eliminated because there are two train per

day, #49 & #48 - BOS link, #449 & #448. Same is true for the Crescent, #19 & #20.

 

The Silvers are eliminated because they stop multiple times per day per most stations.

 

I'm beginning to think you are trying to trick us with that Hint, or

perhaps you just made a Wrong Turn!!

 

Has your time at Harvard affected your thinking??

 

You should have gone to Stanford!!
 
Shanghai said:
johnny.menhennet said:
Hint: 1 train with Viewliners per day
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Johnny, you have given us a tough station to identify!!

This may require a debate. Are you prepared??

 

As you say, it is a train with Viewliners (which means more than one) that

stops at the station one time per day.

 

The Cardinal can be eliminated since it only has one Viewliner.

 

The Lake Shore Limited can be eliminated because there are two train per

day, #49 & #48 - BOS link, #449 & #448. Same is true for the Crescent, #19 & #20.

 

The Silvers are eliminated because they stop multiple times per day per most stations.

 

I'm beginning to think you are trying to trick us with that Hint, or

perhaps you just made a Wrong Turn!!

 

Has your time at Harvard affected your thinking??

 

You should have gone to Stanford!!
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1 time per day in each direction
 

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