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Old 12-04-2012, 11:48 AM   #43
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Train "noise" is often nice, as it is another sign that we are out adventuring, always a good thing.
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Train noise then Ruskin, Florida comes too mind! I swear, early morning, like 3 AM, they see a RV park and then they really lay on the horn!

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Old 12-04-2012, 12:27 PM   #45
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I thought that it is requirement to build commercial campgrounds only near railroad tracks.

Since full timing a few years ago, it seems like every campground we stay at has tracks nearby.

We are heavy sleepers, so it doesn't bother us.
My thoughts, exactly.
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I know that place- it's just a few miles west of the Rufus exit drycamp I posted about earlier. The tracks tee near there and head up the west side of the Deschutes River. There's a State Parks-run fee campground with hookups very near Celilo (same fwy. exit). It's across the (Deschutes) river from the tracks, so train noise is reduced, though visibility isn't.
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Old 12-04-2012, 03:22 PM   #47
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That's it. I found a video and figured how to post. Enjoy.
I'm sorry, but I just don't see the appeal. At least you didn't have the lights and bells of the crossing gates. Can you imagine having payed a travel agent to book you into a hotel with that next to it. Guess I need to get out more. Apparently I'm missing something.
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Old 12-04-2012, 03:36 PM   #48
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That's it. I found a video and figured how to post. Enjoy.
And your problem is??

Try staying at the St Johnsville NY St. Johnsville, NY, United States - Google Maps

The Buffalo New York City (I am lead to believe) tracks run right at the edge of camp. Follow to the east and count the trains along the views. ISTR that the trains run about every 20 minutes and just about 24/7.

We loved it.
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Is anyone else having problems with this page loading? no right hand side menu? posts stay full width of page?
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Old 12-04-2012, 03:48 PM   #50
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Pretty much all the CGs in the Columbia Gorge, on both the Oregon and Washington side, are next to train tracks. The trick is to not stay at one that's next to where they blow their horns. The worst, IMO, is the KOA at Cascade Locks. All that said, I love the sound of trains, especially working uphill, just not their horns close by!
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Is anyone else having problems with this page loading? no right hand side menu? posts stay full width of page?
The page size changes going from post 46 to 47. Maybe Flagship got some CaptMorgan spilled on him?
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The page size changes going from post 46 to 47. Maybe Flagship got some CaptMorgan spilled on him?
OK, it is not just my screen......... so we will go with the captain morgan mishap
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The page size changes going from post 46 to 47. Maybe Flagship got some CaptMorgan spilled on him?
Hey now - LoL - some may not have seen my booze post - specifically re Whiskey - Rum is another matter altogether. That said - can't comment on the screen until I get to laptop. iPhone doesn't have the issue. Woooo woooo! Chug chug.
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Darn! I was going to go get another drink to see if the pages changed.

I think I missed my train.
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Are we allowed to drift off topic just a bit while enjoying a favortie drinkie and waiting for the page to start working and then back to trains ?
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Well, I had to upload it again, I hope it work this time?
I'm having the same big/small problems with this page- it started right after Palehorse finally got his above-mentioned video to upload using the site's brand-new video upload feature...

I don't know if he's the first to try it or not, but since I'm not having this problem with any other pages here I wondered if there could be a connection.
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