Re: #268 & paint/ rails ror Gunnison?
| December 26, 2007 09:40AM |
Steve G. Wrote:
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> Yeah, but it would be great to see her running.
>
> I think Gunnison needs a tourist railroad.
But which line? The one that 268 would best fit has a water problem.
Of course if we could get the dams removed, perhaps to benefit the
Salmon run?
Hank, tounge firmly in cheek
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> Yeah, but it would be great to see her running.
>
> I think Gunnison needs a tourist railroad.
But which line? The one that 268 would best fit has a water problem.
Of course if we could get the dams removed, perhaps to benefit the
Salmon run?
Hank, tounge firmly in cheek
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