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SoCalCond

January 09, 2010 09:56PM

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Jimmy - Again thanks for sharing. I see most of the delay reports show numbers like 15 to 20 min to eat; what a change if crews today don't get an hour plus they are being raw hided. Wouldn't it be a trip to have enough power and equipment to re-in-act the activity on the part of the line still in existence today? Power maybe, but cars seem to be the deal killer. Oh well, we can dream can't we? SoCalCond

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Alamosa January 9 1945	Jimmy Blouch	January 09, 2010 07:18PM
Re: Alamosa January 9 1945	SoCalCond	January 09, 2010 09:56PM

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