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Jimmy A Blouch

February 07, 2006 07:03PM

According to documents I had been able to view not much train activity anywhere in that area. No trains on the Santa Fe Branch. Train 115 did an "Antonito Turn" leaving Alamosa with 4 cars, laying over in Antonito several hours and returning to Alamosa as train 116 with 4 cars. No other trains between Alamosa and Chama. No trains between Chama and Durango. On the Pagosa Branch only one train, Pagosa Jct to Pagosa Springs.

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Cumbres, February 7, 1932	Jim McKee	February 07, 2006 05:50PM
Re: Cumbres, February 7, 1932	Jimmy A Blouch	February 07, 2006 07:03PM

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