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Jeff A.

January 25, 2005 09:50PM

PRSL,
Just a word to let you know that in spite of the naysayers and armchair quarterbacks here, some of us do appreciate the information and secular knowledge of railroading that you present. You may not remember, but two or more years ago I emailed you asking for some information on 2-ft ga. industrial tramways in the Northwest. The purpose of this was to enhance my own research and understanding of these lesser-known but important railways. You sent me a volume, the result of years of research, much more than I'd asked for, but most welcome. I still have the printout of that copy, and refer to it frequently.
I hope you will continue to post your research and your opinions here, I for one enjoy reading them very much.
With best Regards,
Jeff Acock
Adrian OR

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Professional Advice to former GLRR, Inc.	PRSL	January 25, 2005 08:29PM
Re: Professional Advice to former GLRR, Inc.	Jeff A.	January 25, 2005 09:50PM
Re: Professional Advice to former GLRR, Inc.	J.B.Bane	January 26, 2005 02:13PM

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