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IanLK

April 24, 2021 11:34PM

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I was visiting a friend of mine here in Texas a few months back and noticed he had a small (maybe 6x4 inch) painting on the wall of 492 leading a double header. I think he got it on a camping trip near Salida. Definitely not the decor I expected to find in a non-railfan's apartment, but I guess a K-37 in the mountains just has that appeal about it

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