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Stewart Rhine

September 13, 2017 05:43AM

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Wayne's point about the Work Weekend being a good place to meet new friends rings true. I've met many good folks in my 20 years of attending the SWW and FWW. In 2002 I met a nice young lady who helped on the track crew. We both lived in other states but became friends and eventually got married. Four couples have gotten together from meeting at the railroad and there's one narrow gauge baby. The WW&F doesn't just build track and buildings, it helps build relationships.

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WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	Wayne Laepple	September 11, 2017 07:52PM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	philip.marshall	September 11, 2017 09:23PM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	narrowgaugejoe10	September 12, 2017 08:44AM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	Stewart Rhine	September 12, 2017 10:55AM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	Jerry Huck	September 12, 2017 06:08PM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	Stewart Rhine	September 13, 2017 05:43AM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	narrowgaugejoe10	September 13, 2017 07:56PM
Re: WW&F Fall Work Weekend Oct. 6-10	Stewart Rhine	September 14, 2017 07:48AM

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