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Sam March

October 18, 2000 01:45PM

That would place these buildings north of the tracks opposite to the new lunch house on the south side. I always had the impression that the town was south of the tracks and the cows were kept north. I'll have to look at those pictures in Dorman's books more carefully. Never could make out the tracks through town. There is still an old building up the slope aways. I wonder what it was.
And, actually the direction of the shot is due northeast, that is were Osier Peak is.

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Osier loop	William	October 17, 2000 09:37PM
Re: Osier loop	John West	October 17, 2000 11:03PM
Osier Turntable	Don Richter	October 18, 2000 08:14AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Fred T	October 18, 2000 08:20AM
Re: Osier Turntable	John West	October 18, 2000 08:43AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Duane Richardson	October 18, 2000 09:04AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Tom Stewart	October 18, 2000 09:05AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Don Richter	October 18, 2000 10:21AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Gordon Reynolds	October 18, 2000 07:47PM
Re: Osier Turntable	Bruce R. Pier	October 19, 2000 07:52PM
Osier things PIC	Sam March	October 18, 2000 11:19AM
Re: Osier things	Fred T	October 18, 2000 12:08PM
Re: Osier things	Sam March	October 18, 2000 01:01PM
naaaaw . . .	John Craft	October 18, 2000 01:14PM
Sounds good	Sam March	October 18, 2000 01:45PM
Well, I'll be...	Sam March	October 18, 2000 09:01PM
Re: Well, I'll be...	John Craft	October 19, 2000 06:24AM
Stock Pens	Sam March	October 19, 2000 09:39AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Craig Miller	October 18, 2000 11:43AM
Re: Osier Turntable	Herb Edwards	October 18, 2000 04:28PM
Re: Osier Turntable	Bill Kepner	October 18, 2000 07:51PM
Re: Osier Turntable	Gordon Reynolds	October 18, 2000 07:54PM
Re: Osier Turntable	Herb Edwards	October 18, 2000 08:12PM

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