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o anderson

January 13, 2005 08:04PM

Ironically, there was a PBS show on the other night, about Hawaii. It mentioned the potential and history of big waves. It briefly showed a photo of a steam locomotive in wreckage. It featured a whaleback tender. How many engines on the islands had these?

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