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little stan

June 24, 2001 05:39AM

Seeing that your from Switzerland I doubt that you'll listen to what I have to say about scenery but here goes: There is lots of beautiful scenery near Chama, you could take hiway #64 from Tierra Amarilla to Taos, and then spend sometime on the Enchanted Circle, not much railfanning short of the abandoned Chili line but plenty of good views and fresh air. Hope you have fun as I always do when I'm in the four corners area.
- little stan

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Visit to Chama from Switzerland	Lukas Rosenthaler	June 22, 2001 07:23PM
Re: Visit to Chama from Switzerland	Bob Keller	June 22, 2001 07:44PM
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Re: Visit to Chama from Switzerland	John West	June 22, 2001 10:00PM
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Re: For The Kids	little stan	June 24, 2001 05:39AM
Day Trip Maps Out Of Chama	Roger Hogan	June 24, 2001 11:46AM
Re: Visit to Chama from Switzerland	Jay Wimer	June 23, 2001 12:42PM
Re: Visit to Chama from Switzerland	Lukas Rosenthaler	June 24, 2001 12:51PM
Re: Visit to Chama from Switzerland	Chile John	June 24, 2001 04:35PM

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