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> I was intrigued with this event, since we may be
> in the area end of May, so I emailed the organizer
> and received this in return:
>
> "That class has been "disappeared" for the time
> being -- since the Union Pacific continues to own
> the tracks (until the real estate deal actually
> closes with the County), we must observe the
> private property and "no trespassing" requirements
> that the UP has on the line. So, we're postponing
> the adventure until further notice. Once the
> Regional Transportation Commission gives us the
> go-ahead, we'll do it..."
>
> Tony


Gee, what a surprise. Did the organizer really think the tracks are public property? He didn't do his homework and advertised something that has no current chance of happening. He might not be a loon but "classes" like this one are bound to bring the Santa Cruz/Aptos/Soquel/Felton loony bins out of the woodwork who smoke a little dope prior to the event then find themselves upside down over a cliff ready to hire the first lawyer they see.


Ernie