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Derrell Poole

August 03, 2006 12:28AM

Rod you realize I was just kidding about the grass thing.
I do like the little 2 foot stuff, going clear back to the days in RMC when Frary and Hayden built the small Elk river layout! Seriously if I wasn't so involved with the C&S and Colorado railroading I would be into the WW&F.
Derrell

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