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Paul

June 29, 2002 08:59PM

Hello all,
A questions for the group. What happened to the Mexican engine that was brought to the CRRM in the early seventies. I know that two were brought up, one was sent to Rhineland for the old DSP&P and the other ?.
Here's an abstract idea to get the C&TS operating again. What if the Georgetown Loop could loan them a Westside shay that is oil fired and there for sends up no sparks. Chama to Cumbres behind a shay anyone?
Thanks,
Paul

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This and that	Paul	June 29, 2002 08:59PM
Re: This and that/Potosi & Rio Verde #4	Kevin	June 29, 2002 11:00PM
Why not use the Geese?	William	June 30, 2002 09:09AM
Re: Why not use the Geese?	jaybawb	July 01, 2002 06:01AM
Operating Geese	Steven H	July 02, 2002 10:15AM
Re: This and that	John Hammond	June 30, 2002 08:53PM
Re: This and that	Steffen	July 01, 2002 04:08AM
Re: This and that	Paul	July 01, 2002 09:33AM
Depending. . .	David Dewey	July 01, 2002 09:57AM
Re: Depending. . .	Steve Peck	July 01, 2002 10:11AM
Re: Depending. . .	Paul	July 01, 2002 09:13PM
Re: Depending. . .	Shane Schabow	July 01, 2002 10:36PM
Perhaps!.	David Dewey	July 01, 2002 09:19PM
Re: Perhaps!.	Steve Peck	July 02, 2002 07:46AM
Re: This and that	Herb Kelsey	July 02, 2002 11:34PM
Re: This and that	Paul D	July 02, 2002 04:17PM

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