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PRR

March 14, 2001 09:07AM

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That certainly was a useful and informative reply to prior posts, and I can now fully see where the priorities are correctly directed. Also feel others fully understand now seeing the status of things. Could the Needleton tank be the beautiful work site for a support group like the Friends of C&TS? They may make some extra fares for workers to come and go on daily basic for a week. The Navajo tank got saved, but the Gato tank could use a support group. Sorry to say I'm too far away to be involved even if there was such a group. Regardless, wishing the best in success of continued safe steam operations.

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Needleton Water Tank	PRR	March 12, 2001 08:38PM
Re: Needleton Water Tank	Steffen Rosmus	March 12, 2001 11:41PM
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Re: Needleton Water Tank	Little bird with big ears......	March 15, 2001 07:27PM

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