Re: 3rd Annual C&TS RR Geology Train in 2013 ... 
| July 08, 2012 02:08PM |
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gothpapa Wrote:
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> 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.
Who said "necessary"??
Many of us have an interest in ancient things whether they are stationary - like rocks, or mobile - like locomotives. Two for the price of one should be a BIG incentive to ride the 3rd Annual Golly-Gee-Ology Train!!
- Russo
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> 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.
Who said "necessary"??
Many of us have an interest in ancient things whether they are stationary - like rocks, or mobile - like locomotives. Two for the price of one should be a BIG incentive to ride the 3rd Annual Golly-Gee-Ology Train!!
- Russo
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