Re: RGS - 2 spurs near Ames Tank
| August 15, 2010 05:52PM |
Below is an overlay of the valuation map at the Ames Slide site. I have drawn in a path around the slide in red. I can see where the end of the spur would have been taken out but the side by side bridges seem to be to the north of the main slide area. It would be interesting to poke around by the stream there to see if any signs remain of the spur bridge.
I wonder if there are any signs of that 6x6x6 box feeding that 4" cast iron pipe for the tank?
Dave
I wonder if there are any signs of that 6x6x6 box feeding that 4" cast iron pipe for the tank?
Dave
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