A bit (lot) of a smaller update than usual. Thanks to the invention of viruses, I wasn't able to get as much done as I wanted to this time, but I plan to spend all of this next month on my backlog of submissions to finally get everything by May!

However, this update is still somewhat huge! Highball ...

CrossingRailfan wrote: Sat Mar 01, 2025 2:48 pm GRS made mechanical bells?

They have some in Argentina, branded as GRSA mechanical bells.

PlyingKibbles89 wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2024 10:30 pm

RailFanRXR wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2024 6:09 pm The admins should add comment sections on all pages. I think that'd be cool, although I know that'll never happen.

Pretty impossible to do unfortunately.

There's also the risk of spam advertisements appearing on every page.

Another huge update, you know the drill at this point, I had to rush to get most of this stuff out and it was epic.

First off are crossings from Queensland Australia, submitted by Harry's Trains and Air Conditioners. California also gets its largest update in a while thanks to Bryant's Railfan ...

Nice to see some more ASC e-bells and international crossings.

While I was browsing the Iowa section I noticed someone added the pictures I posted here of the abandoned Iowa River RR crossings in Steamboat Rock. Hadn't even realized that was done. :ROFL:

Edit: Looks like it was just the crossing ...

After beating my personal record for quickest time to get Iowa ready, here's the February 2025 update! In terms of different countries and states updated, this is one of the largest (if not THE largest) updates I've ever done! There's a lot of stuff to note, so here goes.

Coverage in Iowa includes ...

I can add it this next update actually. I’ll give you feedback on it tomorrow probably.

Finally, the first update of 2025! You're probably wondering why it isn't as big as my previous updates, and this is due to a combination of obstacles I had to overcome, such as the recent updates in Pennsylvania, New York, and more, that required me to update the maps for those states, which took ...

hyspofficial wrote: Sun Dec 22, 2024 6:28 am Honestly, the trip to Burlington was a special one. The last time I went to Skagit County was before COVID. Glad I was able to document one of the more rare crossings in Washington.

holdyourspike

Thanks for doing that!

Well that was something! Now that the forum is back up and online for whatever reason, here's my final update for 2024!

One very cool thing to note is that I've created a new program that behind the scenes, will and has saved many hours of my time by automatically making city pages! In fact, it's ...