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Earl

February 26, 2019 01:13PM

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From Ye Olde Timebook.....

Wed. Aug. 3, 1988

in 900am
Train #2
489 - Glynn
9 cars - 227 tons

#4
489 - Glynn
9 cars

left injector fines down

drive to Chama
out 645pm
9 3/4 hrs

...another day at the office.

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1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 1.	C.P.Huntington	February 25, 2019 11:30PM
1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 2	C.P.Huntington	February 25, 2019 11:30PM
1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 3	C.P.Huntington	February 26, 2019 12:31AM
1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 4	C.P.Huntington	February 26, 2019 01:02AM
1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 5	C.P.Huntington	February 26, 2019 01:45AM
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Re: 1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 2	WilliamDiehl	February 26, 2019 12:16PM
Re: 1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 2	Earl	February 26, 2019 01:08PM
Re: 1988 trip to Narrow Gauge country - Part 2	Earl	February 26, 2019 01:13PM

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