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hank

May 20, 2020 07:26AM

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RailroadGirl Wrote:
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> Do they sometimes have flat tops? I'd like to
> conceal a (fictional) sniper up there. Beautiful
> shots!

Some (not many) did, depends on the railroad. The South Park (Denver, South Park & Pacific, later Denver, Leadville & Gunnison then part of Colorado & Southern) seemed to like them flat, had several that way.

hank

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