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Charlie McCandless

August 07, 2006 02:22PM

When the Georgetown Loop was rebuilt the Seabees did it. Is something like that possible today? We have 5,280 linear feet of rail that we would like to convert into railroad track at the Pueblo Railway Museum and we don't have enough volunteers to do it.

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NNG Laying the rail	Charlie McCandless	August 07, 2006 02:22PM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Jim Poston	August 07, 2006 04:45PM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Charlie McCandless	August 07, 2006 08:02PM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Ken in Buena Vista	August 07, 2006 09:24PM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Charlie McCandless	August 08, 2006 06:44AM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Rick Steele	August 08, 2006 09:56AM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Charlie McCandless	August 08, 2006 02:41PM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	hogger42	August 10, 2006 06:32AM
Re: NNG Laying the rail	Charlie McCandless	August 10, 2006 02:11PM

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