Re: corkscrew turntable
| March 14, 2004 08:22PM |
Thanks Fritz,
Glad to hear that there is a sizable preservation going on. Mom's a member of the Trust and I do get a some of their info to skim but I'd missed that.
I just think about the story (legend) of someone wanted to preserve and restore all Civil War Battle Fields. The Atlanta Metropolitan area would have to be razed
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Doug vV
Glad to hear that there is a sizable preservation going on. Mom's a member of the Trust and I do get a some of their info to skim but I'd missed that.
I just think about the story (legend) of someone wanted to preserve and restore all Civil War Battle Fields. The Atlanta Metropolitan area would have to be razed
" />Doug vV
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Douglas van Veelen | March 14, 2004 08:22PM |
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Skip Luke | March 15, 2004 09:33PM |
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