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John West

October 31, 2006 10:12PM

Thanks Rich. Interesting. Pretty good return on investment. Having spent some time crunching numbers for a railroad, it's interesting to hear about the economics of the the ng. A lot more to the railroad that just running engines and pulling cars. How things got done usually boiled down to crunching the numbers. Wish we had more of this kind of info on the ng. It's all part of the history, just as much as the hard assets.
JBW

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Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Rich Muth	October 31, 2006 01:29PM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	John West	October 31, 2006 10:12PM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	William Reed	November 01, 2006 07:25AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	John Craft	November 01, 2006 08:27AM
Shenanigans.	John West	November 01, 2006 10:28AM
Re: Shenanigans.	Fritz Klinke	November 01, 2006 05:56PM
Re: Shenanigans.	John West	November 01, 2006 06:37PM
Ties at Gato	John West	November 01, 2006 07:05PM
Re: Ties at Gato	Fritz Klinke	November 01, 2006 07:47PM
Re: Shenanigans.	Sam Bass	November 01, 2006 09:11PM
Re: Shenanigans.	Josh McNeal	November 03, 2006 07:56AM
oops	Josh McNeal	November 03, 2006 07:58AM
The gon in 2000 PIC	John West	November 05, 2006 02:40PM
Re: The gon in 2000 LINK	Fritz Klinke	November 05, 2006 05:30PM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Hobosteve	November 01, 2006 12:02AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Charlie McCandless	November 01, 2006 05:59AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Ridgway Dispatcher	November 01, 2006 09:52AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Chuck Dressel	November 01, 2006 07:19AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	Festus	November 01, 2006 07:54AM
Re: Changing the gauge- Farmington Branch	PRSL	November 01, 2006 06:17PM

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