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Chris Webster

August 01, 2009 06:11PM

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John,

I think you have lost perspective - you have posted multiple paragraphs complaining about a one-paragraph caption that accompanied a photograph of a derailed K-36.

Personally, I'm glad that Trains covered this minor derailment -- the C&TS is one of only a handful of steam railroads in the US that can recover from a minor derailment and continue steam operations while the derailed locomotive is being repaired.

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Chris Webster

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NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	John E. Bull	July 31, 2009 10:10PM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	john creasing	August 01, 2009 01:01AM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	CraigjP	August 01, 2009 05:20AM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	Rich Muth	August 01, 2009 06:07AM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	Wayne Laepple	August 01, 2009 06:13AM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	John E. Bull	August 01, 2009 05:21PM
Re: NEWS THAT INJURES RATHER THAN HELP, FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE	Chris Webster	August 01, 2009 06:11PM

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