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Robert

August 22, 2006 06:59AM

The Trout Lake Tank is along this route as well as the Trout Lake Trestle.
Dale, awhile back there was word that some restoration was planned for the Trout Lake Trestle, but I can't remember any further info. Do you know what its present status might be?
Thanks!
Robert

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