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Re: The Mococo
Author: Chas
Date: 07-13-2010 - 07:05

There was a long lead to that smelter from the area of Mococo. There was a lot of narrow gauge track in that smelter until the 1940's, and it was switched by a small narrow gauge Shay. I recall that duel gauged switches were still evident in the 1950's, and you could see them as you approached the bridge on the "Cal-P".

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