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Will Gant

July 14, 2008 07:02PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Well happy early birthday!!

Look forward, I have become curious about the crested butte branch, my girlfriend's parents have a cabin in Almont, and driving up there you can see the railroad history. 268 in Gunnison, the water tower in Sargents, you can see the old grade in many places. its amazing how far the colorado narrow gauge stretches, touches almost every where

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Crested Butte book	Steve Dickey	July 13, 2008 07:38PM
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Re: Crested Butte book	Steve Dickey	July 13, 2008 08:31PM
Re: Crested Butte book	Jerry Day	July 13, 2008 08:52PM
Re: Crested Butte book	GeorgeGaskill	July 14, 2008 02:31PM
Re: Crested Butte book	Chile John	July 14, 2008 03:29PM
Colorado Yule Marble Co. info	Ed Stabler	July 14, 2008 07:52PM
Re: Colorado Yule Marble Co. info	Chile John	July 14, 2008 09:39PM
Re: Crested Butte book	Jerry Day	July 14, 2008 08:56PM
Re: Crested Butte book	Will Gant	July 14, 2008 07:02PM

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