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Bill Pratt

October 31, 2014 01:37PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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When I lived in Rangely, CO I talked to an old timer (now departed) who said that he remembered when the Unitah was put in it was going to be about five feet in front his house. His dad complained to the survey crew about it, so they came back and moved it over about ten feet.

Guess things were a little simpler in those days.

Bill

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The ideal train watcher's house	bcp	October 29, 2014 12:08AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	Dirk Ramsey	October 29, 2014 01:36AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	Bill Pratt	October 29, 2014 09:50AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	Bruce R. Pier	October 31, 2014 09:49AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	John Cole	October 31, 2014 10:43AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	jim pallow	October 29, 2014 11:28AM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	J.B.Bane	October 31, 2014 01:02PM
Re: The ideal train watcher's house	Bill Pratt	October 31, 2014 01:37PM

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