Re: 2012 C&TS RR Geology Train Review ... 
| July 08, 2012 07:35AM |
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"...I STRONGLY advise anyone with even the slightest interest in Geology
who didn't ride this year to not miss it the next time - especially if #463 is on the head end!!"
Just curious. What is the necessary connection between geology and the 463? Seems to me that the folks who are interested in the geology won't care what is pulling the train, while the folks who are there for the 463 would just be a nuisance to those interested in the geology.
"Time spent with CATS is never wasted." -- Sigmund Freud
"Nothing endures but change." -- Heraclitus
"C'est le meilleur des mondes possibles." -- Candide
who didn't ride this year to not miss it the next time - especially if #463 is on the head end!!"
Just curious. What is the necessary connection between geology and the 463? Seems to me that the folks who are interested in the geology won't care what is pulling the train, while the folks who are there for the 463 would just be a nuisance to those interested in the geology.
"Time spent with CATS is never wasted." -- Sigmund Freud
"Nothing endures but change." -- Heraclitus
"C'est le meilleur des mondes possibles." -- Candide
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