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That was fast Jim. Thanks. Now a new transcon route ... I can see some grain unit trains coming for Seattle.
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-03-02 AT 01:56 AM (EST)
That was fast Jim. Thanks. Now a new transcon route ... I can see some grain unit trains coming for Seattle.
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Yea, I just noticed that. We no longer have to route WA and OR cars through Southern California. Next up: Debutts Yard!Jim

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Awesome. Can't wait for that!
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