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Bruce R. Pier

January 07, 2005 03:23PM

Is it further off the beaten path than say, Chama, or Durango? I don't think so. If the line had been reopened to the south instead of the north,(which in my opinion is much more scenic)it may have become the Silverton of the east.But at the time the economics and time restraints dictated the direction they took.

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Eastie for sale? LINK	Mik	January 04, 2005 05:45PM
Re: Eastie for sale?	Glenn Christensen	January 04, 2005 09:17PM
: Eastie for sale? Yes .	El Coke	January 05, 2005 07:57PM
Re: : Eastie for sale? Yes .	Bruce R. Pier	January 07, 2005 03:23PM
Well ......	El Coke	January 08, 2005 09:27PM
Re: Well ......	Kelly	January 09, 2005 09:04PM
Exactly right	El Coke	January 09, 2005 09:21PM
Re: Exactly right	Bruce R. Pier	January 09, 2005 10:38PM

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