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Greg Scholl

August 03, 2003 07:36AM

I suggest you make sure she has transportation. If you drive out, then leave her the car, or rent one, so that she has a way to get around if she wants to.
Back in 1993 when I did a work session in Chama, the wife and daughter were pretty bored so they left me in Chama and went to Durango and Mesa Verde for 2 days. I hitched a ride to the yard morning and evening so I didn't need a car for that time. That way they got to enjoy some other stuff.
I have some relatives that vacation out that way each year with grandparents and youngsters. They go to places like Lake Electra, horse back riding, shopping in various small towns, Mesa Verde, and so on. As Coke said...just enjoy the scenery and clean air(with some coal smoke of course).
Greg

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Non-railfan stuff in Durango	Kevin S.	August 02, 2003 05:16PM
Partying down in Durango	El Coke	August 02, 2003 09:35PM
Re: Non-railfan stuff in Durango	Greg Scholl	August 03, 2003 07:36AM
Re: Non-railfan stuff in Durango	Derrell Poole	August 03, 2003 10:20AM
More Non-railfan stuff in Durango	El Coke	August 03, 2003 12:07PM
More stuff to do	El Coke	August 03, 2003 12:11PM
HER wheels	El Coke	August 03, 2003 12:09PM
"Trolley" wheels LINK	Dick	August 03, 2003 02:02PM
Chama and drive time	Kevin S.	August 03, 2003 08:43PM
Re: Chama and drive time	Mike Trent	August 03, 2003 10:03PM
Re: Chama and drive time	Earl	August 06, 2003 02:55PM
Re: Chama and drive time	John Cole	August 04, 2003 12:30AM
Re: Chama and drive time	Ted Wiese	August 04, 2003 08:35AM
Re: Chama and drive time	John Cole	August 04, 2003 09:20AM
Wife stuff	Greg Scholl	August 04, 2003 06:07AM
Re: Non-railfan stuff in Durango	Josh McNeal	August 04, 2003 11:51AM

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