GEC #E029 (Expert)

Stourbridge Lion Apr 19, 2009

  1. Stourbridge Lion

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    I can confirm that...

    :we-yes::we-yes::we-yes::we-yes:​
     
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  2. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    I just knew there was a French connection. Only I started out thinking it was Cajun French in Louisiana. ;)
     
  3. Stourbridge Lion

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    Clue #7

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  4. Stourbridge Lion

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    What/When will be my next hint

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXGhvoekY44"]YouTube - Jeopardy! Think Music, 1960s 1984-1997[/ame]
     
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  5. Stourbridge Lion

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    Hint: Don't always trust Google Earth

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    :we2-policeman: :we2-policeman: :we2-policeman: :we2-policeman:
     
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  6. gvcborders

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    I trusted GE....it took me right past it numerous times and I didn't even see it, until a few minutes ago :) Looks like a quaint little town. It's kinda hard to tell what type of facility it is, maybe a chemical processing plant? Fertilizer plant? It is in a highly agricultural area from what I can tell.
     
  7. gvcborders

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    Good one Darren! This had to have been one of the longest and toughest ones yet!:thumbs_up::thumbs_up:
     
  8. Stourbridge Lion

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    Wait until you see what I've saved up for Game 30

    :tb-cool: :tb-cool: :tb-cool: :tb-cool:
     
  9. gvcborders

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    If no one else has found it by tomorrow, I'll post the location. Hopefully someone else has got it and can share the fun!
     
  10. Stourbridge Lion

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    Clue #8

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  11. gvcborders

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    Close crop! Almost got it! :tb-biggrin:
     
  12. gvcborders

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    The town looks like it only has about one of everything. There's a golf course close by, a fire station across the main track, small industrial area. I wonder how far it is to the Big City?
     
  13. Stourbridge Lion

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    Sure are allot of "Black Lines" pointing away from Montreal that don't seem to go anywhere.

    :tb-err: :tb-err: :tb-err: :tb-err:
     
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  14. gvcborders

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    Geez....I guess those black lines that go "nowhere" may actually go "somewhere" like to the little town of ____________ .

    Spoiler alert: It's not on a black line, but it will lead to one.

    Oh, one more thing.... This town has a history with something that interests Darren.
     
  15. Stourbridge Lion

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    And the WINNER is???????

    :clock2::clock2::clock2::clock2:
     
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  16. Scott Stutzman

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    No winner yet? :tb-confused::tb-confused:​
     
  17. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    Sorry, I am away from my regular computer for a few days and have not had time to search. I am in San Antonio just down the road from Flash helping my son move. I had pretty much searched every rail line north of the St Laurence and a bunch south.
     
  18. gvcborders

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    Fine, I guess I'll post

    45°11'5.29"N
    73°24'32.51"W
    Napierville, Quebec

    As it turns out, this part of the line from the border to Saint Constant was bought in 1907 by the Delaware & Hudson as it was expanding into Canada and created the shortest, most direct route from NYC to Montreal.

    There, do I get bonus points for a short history lesson also??:tb-biggrin:
     
  19. gvcborders

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    Bring on the last one!!!!! :tb-biggrin::mbiggrin::pbiggrin:
     
  20. Stourbridge Lion

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    WINNER!!!!!!!

    Congratulations! gvcborders

    Napierville Quebec Canada
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