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| July 22, 2004 08:40PM |
Coker,
I don't believe she was the biggest narrow gauge Heisler built, but she's certainly the largest survivor. That's something we like telling visitors since we do have the biggest, newest, and most advanced narrow gauge Heisler in the world. The best of the four
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Thanks, Taylor
I don't believe she was the biggest narrow gauge Heisler built, but she's certainly the largest survivor. That's something we like telling visitors since we do have the biggest, newest, and most advanced narrow gauge Heisler in the world. The best of the four
" />Thanks, Taylor
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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