Re: Carbon Junction
| July 31, 2014 07:11AM |
Yes. You have to walk into the ditch below the grade, just railroad west of the highway fill and bridge. I presume it's from a narrow gauge freight car. But that's just a guess. 
-Jon
-Jon
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