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Joe Weigman

November 22, 2020 09:43PM

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Thanks for sharing Olaf, it is very surprising seeing how much Durango has changed over the years. Not many people realize it as well- railfan or not. In my Silverton Railroads KML map, I have a pretty good representation of what the yard would have looked like prior to 1968. [www.google.com]

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483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Olaf Rasmussen	November 22, 2020 08:46PM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Joe Weigman	November 22, 2020 09:43PM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	cdaspit	November 23, 2020 08:50AM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Joe Weigman	November 23, 2020 11:08AM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Josh McNeal	November 23, 2020 11:20AM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	spieser	November 23, 2020 09:44AM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Russo Loco	November 23, 2020 12:54PM
Re: 483 approaching a very different Durango 54 years ago	Olaf Rasmussen	November 23, 2020 03:34PM

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