incline railway - board messages report

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2008-07-31 19:29:00) by keta698

Hello. Is it possible to walk from Embassy Suites to the Table Rock observation area when the Incline Railway is closed? Thanks.

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RE: Angel's view of Albuquerque - Page 2 - Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Message Board

Started 4 days, 11 hours ago (2008-10-09 01:17:00) by Sandy Oaks

What a fantastic view. Here in TN we have the Incline Railway up to the top of Lookout Mountain. A great view of Chatanooga and the Tennessee river valley. Trouble is my wife will not go on the Incline Railway ever again. LOL Denny

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RE: Why are there little stones in between the railway tracks? - Page 2 - Overclockers UK Forums

Started 1 week ago (2008-10-06 11:13:00) by [Damien]

There's nothing more fun than shovelling ballast... I had a shift not long ago where on a re-rail, the dozer decided to leave a huge incline in the ballast so when the sleepers were dropped, lined up and the rail clipped up, one rail was a ridiculous amount higher than the other one. Cue us mugs having to jack up one side of the track, and shovel ballast out from under the sleeper until it...

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RE: Bike Trails?

Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2008-09-27 02:38:00) by u4icmusic

Today we took the Incline (with our bikes) up Lookout mountain, biked and hiked on top of the mountain, then biked the trails all the way down to the incline parking lot where the car was parked. It was great, except the Incline is way overpriced at $11 per person for a 1 way ride up the mountain. CARTA needs to lower the price. The train was nearly empty each time we saw it go up or down the ...

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RE: Boeing sees huge opportunity in India's defence market

Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2008-09-26 12:20:00) by BRUTUS

Quote: Originally Posted by Vladimir80 US foreclosures number 10,000 a day. US banques cannot cope with this which is why a $700 billion bailout is being argued in the US Congress. If it passes, the US Treasury will have to print more money that will mark a drastic incline of inflation. The net result along with increasing energy ...

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RE: Views From The Top - Forums - First test of cog railway Diesel

Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2008-09-26 09:37:00) by Ed'n Lauky

Quote: Originally Posted by DrewKnight We took my wife's parents up the Cog (old coal engine, which was just what they wanted) two weeks ago. I asked the brakeperson on our train how much coal it takes to power one of the old engines up the mountain. She said, "About a ton." I asked how much diesel the new engine required for the same run. She said, "...

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RE: Rock City...my anniversary trip and My Engagement!!!

Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2008-09-20 08:04:00) by twozero

i haven't been to rock city, but i have been up the incline railway and that was fun. unfortunately, it looks over the "industrial side" of chattanooga, tn. congrats!

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Started 1 month ago (2008-09-10 12:53:00) by dg2901

Sharon --I've lived here my whole life and had never ventured to the Yorktown battlegrounds until this past weekend. Hopefully going back up that way this weekend to Jamestown. Will post pics Ronda --thats a tight squeeze between those rocks!..yikes!..haha..I read about the Incline Railway--sounds like fun!

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Just Returned from Niagara Falls

Started 1 month ago (2008-09-09 20:49:00) by sdtravels

My DH and I just returned from a short 2 night trip to Niagara Falls. It was great. We flew into Buffalo on Monday, September 1, rented a car and headed straight for the Canadian side. Since it was our anniversary, I decided to splurge and stay at the Embassy Suites in a premium view room. It was worth every penny. We had a nice suite to crash when we got tired with a great view of both ...

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RE: Summer 2008 - Ramble 10

Started 1 month ago (2008-09-09 04:46:00) by UK

Day 12 The skyline of Chattanooga and the southern side of the Tennessee river valley is dominated by Lookout Mountain, the sharp end of an 80 mile ridge that goes back well into Georgia. Today we were going to explore the mountain. Sides, top and internals ! First up was a trip on the incline railway straight up the side of the mountain to the top. Billed as the steepest inclined ...

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