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Randy Riter

February 17, 2003 09:51AM

Folks:
Thinking about a trip to the W.P. & Y. in 2004, when I get a sabbatical at work. My youngest will be 6 then, and my wife has given conditional approval for a "boys railfan trip" so just exploring a couple options.
Is it possible to drive up there? I am not interested in taking a 6 year-old on a cruise ship, and I assume to fly requires a small loan. But we have been to the webpage and seen the video clip, and it really looks worthwhile. Plus all the discussion here helps fuel the interest!
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance to those who reply.
Randy in Phoenix

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Getting to the W. P. & Y.	Randy Riter	February 17, 2003 09:51AM
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