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Mike Trent

July 17, 2003 05:48AM

Yes.
By car from Coxo, it takes just a couple of minutes to get to Cumbres. It takes the train about 10 minutes or so.
As long as you haven't hiked upgrade, and are just catching the train at the crossing, you'll have plenty of time.

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