Re: Friends Work Session C
| June 13, 2006 07:37AM |
No problem. Just wanted to make sure somebody looked at the picture and didn't miss someone. Typically the MOW and Sublette crews work out of Chama, but the Square Nail Gang and the Antonito Black Sheep crews stay on the easy side and do their own safety meetings. Sometimes newbees to those crews get confused and do show up in CHama Monday morning, they eventually show up at the worksites, about noon 
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Just some logistics of running a 64 mile railroad, that STARTS in Antonito !
" />.Just some logistics of running a 64 mile railroad, that STARTS in Antonito !
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