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Bruce R. Pier

March 29, 2001 09:59PM

Some may not consider this to be part of the narrow gauge scene, but remember that they were designed to do a specific job. A job which they are still doing. Park trains have been around almost as long as "regular" narrow gauge. If you look at lot of the narrow gauge operations today what are they? They are a train ride pure and simple. They take people from point "A" and bring them back to point "A". Besides, there is a fair amount of old narrow gauge equipment in park service today that may have met the scrappers touch otherwise.

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Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Steve Collins	March 27, 2001 09:19PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Jim Adams	March 28, 2001 02:12PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Bruce R. Pier	March 28, 2001 08:31PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Emmet Thielburg	March 28, 2001 08:33PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's PIC	el Sapp	March 28, 2001 08:56PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Jim Adams	March 28, 2001 09:58PM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Bruce R. Pier	March 29, 2001 09:59PM
Crown Locomotives	Dick Ikenberrry	March 30, 2001 07:10AM
Re: Locomotive #83 at Knott's	Steven H	April 02, 2001 09:04AM

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