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Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive
Author: Eugene
Date: 07-16-2009 - 15:43

Just out of curiosity, how "intact" is the track around and to Samoa. I know, it is impassible, NWP, NCRA, etc. I'm just wondering if the ROW still has rail on it and for how far.

The roundhouse is isolated, correct? No more turntable, no rails outside. Could it ever be reconnected with the Samoa Branch?

Thanks.

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  Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Alfred Doten 07-16-2009 - 11:09
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Tom Moungovan 07-16-2009 - 15:10
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Eugene 07-16-2009 - 15:43
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Rich Hunn 07-16-2009 - 17:08
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Alfred Doten 07-16-2009 - 22:43
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Mike Buettner 07-17-2009 - 11:47
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Alfred Doten 07-17-2009 - 13:23
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Scott Schiechl 07-17-2009 - 13:33
  Re: Timber Heritage Association Does The Impossible, Stays Alive Rich Hunn 07-17-2009 - 16:48


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