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Jim Armstrong
September 16, 2006 03:39PM
Linn -
Your mentioning your dad in the context of the RGS reminds me of his splendid article in the October 1969 issue of TRAINS, "When All Roads Led to Durango." His photos and writing left an indelible impression on me, as I bet they did on many who frequent this board. I know that El Coke and others have commented in the past on that particular issue of TRAINS. Quoting from it: "And so the narrow gauge gets in the blood and will not out." Ain't it the truth!
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