RE: (erielack) Pronunciation-crazy :)

[Chris Thurner <chris.thurner_@_adelphia.com>]

I hate to be picky, but:

Cochecton	pronounced as you outlined below, but it was on the Erie
Delaware Div.

Cohocton	as in my earlier posting, KO-hock-ton.  On the DL&W between
Bath and Dansville.  

Also, when I first read about Harold Werthwein's layout in Model RR some
years ago, I thought they were referring to a place in Stueben County, until
I thought about it more and thought about the surrounding other locations on
his layout.  These two names are easily confused

I don't have the post anymore (in delete land), but I believe that Paul
stated that they were Lackawanna cars.

But, in my humility, I could be wrong, so I present this respectfully
willing to be corrected also (and flamed).

Regards,

Chris

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Schuyler G Larrabee [mailto:sgl2_@_ix.netcom.com] 
Sent:	Tuesday, January 29, 2002 2:48 PM
To:	Tupaczewski, Paul R (Paul); 'Gripp, William  [NCSUS]'; 'The
Jordans'; Roy W. Scheckermann; erielack_@_lists.railfan.net
Subject:	Re: (erielack) Pronunciation-crazy :)

"Cochocton"

Not as sure about this one, but I believe nobody'll laugh if you say

Co-sheck-tun

Accent "sheck"

Schuyler "willing to be corrected" Larrabee

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