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hank

February 15, 2008 10:01AM

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Earl Wrote:
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> Not Lightner Creek. RGS crossed it on a large
> curved trestle about 2 miles behind 340. The
> stream to the left of the engine is Wildcat Creek.
> Don't recall if the bridge pictured is across
> Wildcat Creek or a side stream.

Looks to me like bridge 158-B which would put it about 3/4 mile east(west or south by tt direcetion) of Porter. !58-B crossed Wildcat Creek.

But I could be wrong.

hank

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