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Re: List of stranded equipment on the NWP
Author: Alfred Doten
Date: 10-09-2016 - 04:02

I get so disgusted every time I drive 101 these days I forget to look anymore. I believe there is one BN center beam near the Schmitbauer Mill in Eureka. The 4 Monson GP-9's have been recently painted gray to match the Eureka psyche. There is one heavy weight coach stored at Simpson's old Arcata Redwood mill half way to Arcata. It belongs to THA. I believe everything is gone at Scotia, but there may still be a crane hidden in the brush. There used to be a Burro Crane at Shively?? Otherwise everything is THA's at the Samoa Shop.
ARD

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