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Ted Miles

September 22, 2005 08:52PM

Folks,
I guess I am one lucky guy. My wife loves steam locomotives, especially narrow gauge ones. It was she who suggested we take out a life membership in the WW&F Museum. The last time we were in Maine it was a rainey day; we went and rode thr train anyway!
Next week we are visting friends in Alberquerque, guess who is going to drive up to Chama?
I am one lucky guy!
Ted Miles

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