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Andrew Roth

December 02, 2017 08:40AM

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Hi Earl,
The tracks at the end of the Farmington line must have been PACKED FULL of cars being unloaded during the peak times!! Switching loads and empties must have been a challenge for the crews!
Andy

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Average no. of trains during the oil boom	kcsivils	November 30, 2017 08:50AM
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Re: Average no. of trains during the oil boom	Ross Miller	November 30, 2017 12:52PM
Re: Average no. of trains during the oil boom	Earl	December 01, 2017 09:41AM
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Re: Average no. of trains during the oil boom	Andrew Roth	December 02, 2017 08:40AM
Re: Average no. of trains during the oil boom	CharlieMcCandless	December 02, 2017 05:35PM
Re: Average no. of trains during the oil boom	Earl	December 03, 2017 11:59AM
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