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John Sporseen

February 25, 2007 11:01AM

You're probably right. I thought that I had read that last fall they had brought it over the hill specifically for uses in and around the Antonito yard.
Having it and Diesel 19 in Antonito, it would seem to me would necessitate a short stub siding somewhere to store the Rogers and #19. Possibly a branch off the siding to the CRF.
I guess all that would be needed would be a spare switch, time and manpower to accomplish the task as well as a little extra money.
Just thoughts.

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