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Greg Scholl

March 04, 2010 07:06AM

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Wow interesting articles. I just finished a video on the C&S and mentioned about the last run of NG on the Leadville line. We show both 638 and 641 in the area.
What I also found interesting was the amount of WW2 coverage and the overall huge amount of total content in the issue. Amazing stuff. I liked the article on the England base with the crews waiting for B17 bombers that were never to return, and the weather story in the Pacific Theater. Classic issue for sure. Thanks for posting.
Greg Scholl

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Narrow Gauge in Life Magazine	IanD	March 03, 2010 04:37AM
Re: Narrow Gauge in Life Magazine	Greg Scholl	March 04, 2010 07:06AM
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