Brian Peoples Wrote:
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> Understand that this forum is all about trains and
> history of them. Also understand that most you
> think that we are against the trains in Santa
> Cruz. That is not true, we are just trying to
> make our community better, safer and allow for
> Roaring Camp trains to be successful.
>
> Below is the video of the track run near Santa
> Cruz Boardwalk where Roaring Camp does
> on/off-boarding.
>
> [www.youtube.com]
> e=youtu.be
>
> You may not know this, but the local Regional
> Transportation Commission (RTC) has plans for some
> sort of transit along this corridor. This will
> result in Roaring Camp not being able to park in
> front of the Boardwalk.
>
> We (Trailnow.org, sccgreenway.org) are large
> organizations who oppose big transit vehicles
> (buses, trains) along the Coastal Corridor -
> because it is not wide enough nor economically
> viable. All the studies have shown it is not
> possible. 2/3 of the railroad goes through
> farmland. We have all the farmers on our side.
>
>
> We are proposing that a new on/off-boarding
> location be established for Roaring Camp at the
> Depot Station that is adjacent to the Boardwalk.
> It is the location where GGM tried to establish a
> museum. We support a train museum and retail
> center for Roaring Camp - that doesn't mean they
> move their operations from Felton - just allows
> them more opportunity. Plenty of room for parking
> and train displays.
>
> So, I understand you think we are trolling on your
> forum, but we are just trying to get the message
> that Roaring Camp is going to have to move either
> way and we are supportive to make a new facility
> for them.
>
> Brian

someone died?, and made you god? oh, btw, i'm sure the tourists will love to walk the additional 1/4
mile each way, just to make your wet
dream easier to become reality, "the
village idiot", doesn't even begin to
describe your lunacy