Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama +economic development from NG

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Sharrod

January 01, 2019 10:02AM

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Many of these posts really display how important the NG was to the economic development of the four corners. There really was no alternative, no river transport. I could see a museum in Chama focused on the economic development of Colorado/New Mexico linked to the railroad.

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"Sheep Dip" in Chama	Rader Sidetrack	December 30, 2018 10:31PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	John West	December 30, 2018 10:42PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	DakotaRed	December 31, 2018 06:30PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	DakotaRed	December 31, 2018 06:34PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	DakotaRed	December 31, 2018 06:37PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	DakotaRed	December 31, 2018 06:44PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	Brian Norden	December 31, 2018 08:41PM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	DakotaRed	January 01, 2019 05:17AM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama	Popeye8762	January 01, 2019 09:20AM
Re: "Sheep Dip" in Chama +economic development from NG	Sharrod	January 01, 2019 10:02AM

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