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Rader Sidetrack

December 03, 2019 06:29PM

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One of the "photos" in the Goat Lumber Co album has an aerial map track overlay:
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and the Track and Tools album has a track schematic:
[www.flickr.com]

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The Invisible Brakeman.	Chris Walker	December 03, 2019 04:19PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Wayne Hoskin	December 03, 2019 05:01PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	jim pallow	December 03, 2019 05:29PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Chris Walker	December 04, 2019 04:05AM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Rader Sidetrack	December 03, 2019 06:29PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Chris Walker	December 04, 2019 04:35AM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Dirk Ramsey	December 03, 2019 08:44PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Chris Walker	December 04, 2019 04:01AM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	GeorgeGaskill	December 04, 2019 04:03PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Greg Scholl	December 04, 2019 07:29PM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Chris Walker	December 05, 2019 03:57AM
Re: The Invisible Brakeman.	Tom Moungovan	December 05, 2019 06:43AM

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