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Gordon Reynolds

September 20, 2000 08:07PM

Mr. Coker(and everyone else)
I went to the Goat and read the thread in question. The bottom line is that the C&TS is still my favorite piece of railroad in existance.
I will go there and ride it, chase it, photograph it, etc any chance I get. I understand both sides on this one. I also realize that there is a potential for damage from the posting. As far as us rank and file railfans are concerned, the railroad is still number one. Lets keep buying tickets and supporting the railroad and keep the rails to trails people where they belong.... on the UP ;~)

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Subject	Author	Posted
Check This Out!	Bob	September 19, 2000 02:47PM
Re: Check This Out!	Gordon Reynolds	September 19, 2000 09:23PM
Re: Check This Out!	Bob	September 20, 2000 12:21AM
Go ahead .	El Coke	September 20, 2000 10:54AM
Re: Go ahead .	John Vandenberg	September 20, 2000 01:32PM
Re: Go ahead .	El Coke	September 20, 2000 05:08PM
Re: Go ahead .	Gordon Reynolds	September 20, 2000 08:07PM
Re: Check This Out!	Jay Wimer	September 21, 2000 08:27AM
Re: Check This Out!	Woody Woodward	September 21, 2000 09:33AM
Jay doesn't have the facts either	Scott Hightower	September 21, 2000 10:30AM
Well put.	Don Richter	September 21, 2000 11:14AM

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