Re: Happy 130th RGS 41!
| August 01, 2011 05:08PM |
Jeff,
She sure is a good looker for 130 years of age.
Now lets take this a little further how old is the ore metals that were mined out of the mountains that were formed into frame work, boiler, wheels, rods, valves, pistons, plumbing, etc... maybe just a few million years old, pretty impressive if you ask me.
Happy Birthday RGS 41, thank you for all that you did in those 130 years of service for the DRG, DRGW, RGS, KBF, and anybody left out in between, without your service and strength there would have been less happiness to go around in this ol' world. May you live at least another 130 years.
Dave
She sure is a good looker for 130 years of age.
Now lets take this a little further how old is the ore metals that were mined out of the mountains that were formed into frame work, boiler, wheels, rods, valves, pistons, plumbing, etc... maybe just a few million years old, pretty impressive if you ask me.
Happy Birthday RGS 41, thank you for all that you did in those 130 years of service for the DRG, DRGW, RGS, KBF, and anybody left out in between, without your service and strength there would have been less happiness to go around in this ol' world. May you live at least another 130 years.
Dave
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