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tgbcvr

July 27, 2020 06:08PM

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If he’s a member of your group, sounds like a book that would be good to have. I hope to do some more abandoned line exploring in Colorado than I’ve done on past visits (darn, I would love to go on one of the Red Mountain hikes that were just posted, with the Ridgway RR Museum folks). We were in Santa Fe just this past March and I’ve explored bits of the Chili Line from the car on previous visits, so this would certainly be a step up. Hiking a bit of the Barranca Hill grade would be fun - that was posted on the Forum recently as well.

Thanks for the tip,
Ralph

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new book on the Chili Line	Brian Norden	July 26, 2020 08:17PM
Re: new book on the Chili Line	tgbcvr	July 27, 2020 03:59AM
Re: new book on the Chili Line	Ernie Barney	July 27, 2020 05:02PM
Re: new book on the Chili Line	Brian Norden	July 27, 2020 05:09PM
Re: new book on the Chili Line	tgbcvr	July 27, 2020 06:08PM
Re: new book on the Chili Line	tgbcvr	August 03, 2020 03:53AM

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