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Joe Weigman

March 21, 2020 07:43PM

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Yes, this is ~~one of the trestles that crossed~~ a trestle that went next to Cement Creek on the SG&N. I have it documented on my Google map of the 3 Silverton Railroads: [www.google.com]

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Bridge over the river "Cement"?	jim pallow	March 21, 2020 07:21PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	Joe Weigman	March 21, 2020 07:43PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	ROW Explorer	March 21, 2020 08:24PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	ROW Explorer	March 21, 2020 08:47PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	evankamp	March 22, 2020 09:46AM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	ROW Explorer	March 22, 2020 10:14AM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	jim pallow	March 22, 2020 02:55PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	Colorado76	March 22, 2020 07:09PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	carrwoodrr	March 22, 2020 10:17PM
Re: Bridge over the river "Cement"?	Joe Weigman	March 23, 2020 01:37PM

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