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Dan Denham

July 11, 2000 01:20PM

It was much warmer this Night Train, ~70 - 75 degrees, and was Sunny. The Sumpter Valley "Dredge Bird" was prevalent, but we lived through it (mosquito). The meal was barbequed ribs, corn on the cob, potatoes and gravy and cookies. Unlike previous SVRy Moonlight rides which went 2 miles up the track, the Night Train made the full 10 mile round trip.
dan

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Subject	Author	Posted
SVRy Night Train	Dan Denham	July 11, 2000 09:00AM
Night Trains-The Best	Bob Manthey-Zorn	July 11, 2000 09:21AM
Re: SVRy Night Train	Jim W.	July 11, 2000 09:22AM
Re: Moonlight Train	Frad T	July 11, 2000 09:57AM
Re: Moonlight Train	Jim W.	July 11, 2000 10:09AM
Re: Moonlight Train	Dan Denham	July 11, 2000 01:20PM
Re: SVRy Night Train	Tim Bain	July 11, 2000 05:59PM
Re: SVRy Night Train	Dan Denham	July 11, 2000 07:01PM
Re: SVRy Night Train	Oil Czar	July 11, 2000 08:56PM

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