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Guys, here is a copy of an email I just got from David. He used to be know as 'Blackhawk' but is now 'DocHawk'
Hey Jim,

David Chong here! I got a message that one of my trains was delivered today, and I smiled ear to ear. The train originated in California some 9 months ago, lol!

I saw an ad for Yard Duty in MR magazine - congratulations on your success! I am sorry I eventually dropped out of the beta - I lost heart after my work on the Guadalupe interchange was all lost to that track connection bug, and never managed to get back in the saddle. ... You and I managed to spot and squash several bugs together, and our conversations directly resulted in some of the features that made it into the game. I would again be eager to start mapping the West, with a focus on the Coast route from San Diego to Seattle.

The game seems to have progressed far beyond the horizons I saw when I was participating, and I hope I could be a useful contributor once again.

Thanks Jim,
David

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