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Duane Richardson

September 26, 2000 08:06AM

Kevin,
When you find that time machine let me know. I would give almost anything to ride over the rails on the RGS. For that matter just making it around the loop would be a dream come true. It's too bad that many of the railroads died off before good portable movie equipment came about. At least then we could watch something moving about. Until you find that machine I guess the old B&W pictures will have to do.
Duane

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