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ROW Explorer

August 12, 2007 10:59PM

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I forgot to mention that I picked up a small soft cover book in one of the shops in Silverton. It is titled "Three Little Lines" by Josie Crum and provides some information on each of the lines. The cover has a photo of the covered turntable at Corckscrew Gulch. It has a little fold out map attached to the back that shows them all. It cost $6 back when I purchsed it. It also has quite a few B&W shots of the various mills in the region.

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Silverton Trails	Mike B	August 11, 2007 01:46PM
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