steve in so la
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Here's a link to a site showing lots of abandoned RR lines in all US states. Check out your satate and consider finding some. There are lots more than this site shows also.
We have specialized in old RR lines, detecting & dump digging them for many years. It can be very rewarding at times. Along most rail lines they had maintence houses every 7-8 miles. These places frequently had families living there, to lose things and sometimes other houses showed up also. If it got popular a little town formed. Now, most buildings are gone but the goodies remain. Good luck, Steve in so az
http://www.abandonedrailroads.com/
We have specialized in old RR lines, detecting & dump digging them for many years. It can be very rewarding at times. Along most rail lines they had maintence houses every 7-8 miles. These places frequently had families living there, to lose things and sometimes other houses showed up also. If it got popular a little town formed. Now, most buildings are gone but the goodies remain. Good luck, Steve in so az
http://www.abandonedrailroads.com/