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Re: The Wreck at MP 309.35

April 02, 2000 09:13PM
these items along the row of the c&ts are part and parcel of the history of the line. they have much more value where is - as is - than in being moved.. unless souvenere hunters start trying to "help" us and go and gather it up it will be at the place it came to rest for all time. why move it? if you want to show sombody what happened there, take a train ride to the spot and look at it there...
modern archologists are increasingly using radar to check out buried objects and then leave the objects alone. the history is there not somewhere else.
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The Wreck at MP 309.35

Don Richter April 02, 2000 12:26PM

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Chile John Pritchard April 02, 2000 06:51PM

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John Bush April 02, 2000 07:02PM

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Chile John Pritchard April 02, 2000 07:16PM

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tim olson April 02, 2000 09:13PM

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Richard "Bo" Boulware April 02, 2000 09:39PM

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Don Richter April 03, 2000 10:51AM

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Dave Peterson April 04, 2000 09:35AM

Windy Point wreck

Rich Muth April 04, 2000 01:52PM

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Dave Peterson April 04, 2000 02:31PM

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Earl April 06, 2000 05:00PM

The other engine was the 411(later 342)

Grant Houston April 02, 2000 09:44PM



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