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dave2-8-0

April 17, 2018 07:23PM

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The trail is FREE to use, and large sections across the interior is un-improved, meaning that the ex-ROW is the trail and the ballest stones are the trail.

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Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	bcp	April 11, 2018 07:58PM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	tomc	April 12, 2018 09:15AM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	Brian Norden	April 12, 2018 09:19AM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	Popeye8762	April 13, 2018 02:49AM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	dave2-8-0	April 16, 2018 08:25PM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	John Liebson	April 17, 2018 08:48AM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	dave2-8-0	April 17, 2018 07:23PM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	Popeye8762	April 17, 2018 11:38PM
Re: Building telephone lines along Newfoundland RR in WWII	Jim McKee	April 17, 2018 02:55PM

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