Re: Dual Gauge Durango
| December 17, 2015 11:35PM |
dougvv Wrote:
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> However, someone I talked to here in Atlanta in the 1970s claimed that CHAMA was also dual gauged.
> Durango I know, Chama - I do not think so.
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> Anyone know for sure about Chama? [Try to prove a negative here]
Doug,
Chama was not dual gauged. The NG was removed from Antonito to Durango to Farmington.
The C&TS is a myth.
Bruce
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> However, someone I talked to here in Atlanta in the 1970s claimed that CHAMA was also dual gauged.
> Durango I know, Chama - I do not think so.
>
> Anyone know for sure about Chama? [Try to prove a negative here]
Doug,
Chama was not dual gauged. The NG was removed from Antonito to Durango to Farmington.
The C&TS is a myth.
Bruce
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