Re: The disappearance of the narrow gauge

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jfengineer

February 06, 2019 07:21PM

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This proves that even when the narrow gauge was relatively young, it was recognized as unique and marvelous. The journalist probably would not have believed that service to Crested Butte would remain practically frozen in time for another 50 years. Too bad for us that it didn't last to the current century.

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The disappearance of the narrow gauge	bcp	February 04, 2019 10:15PM
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