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jaybawb

August 17, 2001 09:04AM

1- You can pick up some beautiful Spanish music on the radio.
2- You get to experience the 'real west' - Cattle and sheep grazing on open range.
3- You can hear the lonesome whistle blow as you come down from La Manga Pass.
4- You can smell the coal smoke.
5- It's at least 20% cooler than wherever you came from.

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3 ways you know your almost to Chama	Chris Whitmore	August 16, 2001 10:38PM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	John Vandenberg	August 17, 2001 07:26AM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	Dennis O'Berry	August 19, 2001 09:09PM
Re: 5 ways you know you're almost to Chama	jaybawb	August 17, 2001 09:04AM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	Fred	August 17, 2001 12:08PM
Teach That Dog to Suck Eggs... NM	Herb Kelsey	August 17, 2001 01:19PM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	Chris Whitmore	August 17, 2001 01:29PM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	jaybawb	August 17, 2001 04:20PM
3 ways you know your IN Chama	Richb	August 17, 2001 02:12PM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	the hoghead	August 17, 2001 05:35PM
Re: 3 ways you know your almost to Chama	Clyde (aka Deerslayer)	August 20, 2001 05:28PM

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