Climax trucks at Golovin
| August 24, 2001 04:54PM |
If you go to the University of Washington search page and type in
wild goose
It will come up with several photos of the Climaxes and freight cars. It looks like the cars had spoked wheels, too. But this might help to identify which trucks were recovered.
Only one photo came up on a search for Golovin, but it shows why there were no loggers there.
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Bruce Pryor
wild goose
It will come up with several photos of the Climaxes and freight cars. It looks like the cars had spoked wheels, too. But this might help to identify which trucks were recovered.
Only one photo came up on a search for Golovin, but it shows why there were no loggers there.
" />Bruce Pryor
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