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Al P.

April 09, 2001 04:15PM

Greg;
Always looking for new quality Narrow gauge material. Are you interested in some additional footage? my dad had shot the Silverton mixed in 1958 when it was truly a mixed, about half the train was sheep and it was positioned in true D&RGW fashion for the time ahead of the paying passengers.
Al P.

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Old Films of D&RGW	Greg Scholl	April 08, 2001 05:36PM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	Fred T	April 08, 2001 06:57PM
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Re: Old Films of D&RGW	AC Woodward	April 09, 2001 09:57AM
Count me in too	Kevin Cook	April 09, 2001 11:18AM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	Al P.	April 09, 2001 04:15PM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	Gary Waite	April 09, 2001 04:24PM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	Greg Scholl	April 09, 2001 06:05PM
Music	John West	April 09, 2001 11:32PM
Films,etc PIC	Greg Scholl	April 10, 2001 07:33AM
Re: Music	Earl the film critic	April 10, 2001 10:01AM
drawing a parrellel!	Greg Scholl	April 10, 2001 10:23AM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	John McCutcheon	April 09, 2001 07:06PM
Re: Old Films of D&RGW	Charlie Mutschler	April 11, 2001 07:06AM

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