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Andrew Brandon

June 27, 2010 09:41AM

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Olin, are those actual cars or are they camp cabins that would have moved on flats or log cars?

I've not heard of any other Swayne cabins around, or much from the Swayne out in the woods for that matter. I'll ask around to see what I can find out.

While not on display I believe I've encountered a Mich-Cal cabin or two out in Uncle Toms Cabin. I cannot remember if I've mentioned this to John or not, I will certainly do so next time I talk to him.

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Swayne Lumber Co. Camp Cars	o anderson	June 26, 2010 01:13PM
Re: Swayne Lumber Co. Camp Cars	Andrew Brandon	June 27, 2010 09:41AM
Re: Swayne Lumber Co. Camp Cars	John Barnhill	June 27, 2010 03:28PM

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