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Philip H. Walters

November 21, 2007 11:03PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Actually, "Ah Wilderness" is at 474, one mile south of Tall Timbers, and Tank Creek is in between.

Ah Wilderness is now owned by Tall Timbers and is used for employee housing.

As for which place was the site of the crash, I have forgotten, but I was sort of thinking it was at 474, but don't quote me. I'll have to look it up.

Philip

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Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	mfmalk	November 21, 2007 04:59PM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	ND Holmes	November 21, 2007 05:19PM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	San Juan	November 21, 2007 05:20PM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	Philip H. Walters	November 21, 2007 11:03PM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	The Josh	November 22, 2007 10:21AM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	Philip H. Walters	November 22, 2007 04:00PM
Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site	GFDMatt	November 22, 2007 10:21AM

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