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Brian Norden

April 30, 2001 10:14PM

Southern California is a difficult place. There is a large population and a wonderful climate.
But, for that reason there are many venues competing for the public's time and dollar. On any given Saturday or Sunday besides the usual beaches, deserts, or mountains there are many museums, ball games, aquariums, gardens and amusement parks. Add to that the many other special events. There are many things for people to do.
Try getting your word out in a media market that has many TV stations, radio stations, and newspapers over several counties.
Brian Norden

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Narrow Gauge Museum in Southern California?	Tom Shreve	April 29, 2001 11:03PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Museum in Southern California?	Jeff Messecar	April 29, 2001 11:08PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Museum in Southern California?	Tom Shreve	April 30, 2001 08:37AM
Californai Narrow Gauge Museum(?)	El Coke	April 30, 2001 09:39AM
Re: Californai Narrow Gauge Museum(?)	Earl	April 30, 2001 11:36AM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Museum(?)	Tom Shreve	April 30, 2001 12:30PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Museum(?)	Karl R. Koenig	April 30, 2001 01:18PM
Re: California Narrow Gauge Museum(?)	Brian Norden	April 30, 2001 06:44PM
Mystery deepens	El Coke	April 30, 2001 09:41PM
Re: Mystery deepens	Brian Norden	April 30, 2001 10:14PM
Cslifornia conundrum	El Coke	May 01, 2001 09:27AM

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