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Tom Armstrong

February 17, 2010 04:30AM

Registered: 15 years ago
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Greetings:

For a photo of this three-rail and four-rail trackwork when it was in use, see page 27 of the book "The Modoc. Southern Pacific's Back Door to Oregon," by Jack Bowden and Tom Dill.

Brian, thanks for a reminder of a very pleasant trip.

Tom Armstrong

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dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Brian Norden	February 15, 2010 06:20PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	myork	February 16, 2010 06:24AM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Martyn J Chapman	February 16, 2010 12:44PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Taylor Rush	February 16, 2010 01:52PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Mike Stillwell	February 16, 2010 02:10PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Ed Stabler	February 16, 2010 02:25PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	southparkline1	February 16, 2010 04:19PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Brian Norden	February 16, 2010 08:46PM
Re: dual gauge remnants elsewhere	Tom Armstrong	February 17, 2010 04:30AM

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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter

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