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dougvv

August 06, 2014 05:37PM

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In a general way, both Cimarron and Red Mountain were oddities.

Cimarron did not have the yards on the main line. I keep hitting my head and saying I knew that every time I found it out again.

Similarly, Red Mountain departed on the same track from the station to go both north and south.

Doug vV

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