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Member since Jul-23-02 · 60 posts

crazy captain bazza (JUST KIDDING-if you're reading this, captain bazzaa, I think you're one of the best train modelers out there ) was driving his towboat down the ohio river, and wound up in marrietta...literally.take a look at these funny pictures that I scnapped during my visit to Marrietta.-Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out therethe search for the perfect route continues!

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RE: a 'fish' out of water

I'm just guessing but I think you may have misunderstood the maker of the tugboat to be the Captn. Just in case I wanted to point out that the tugboat and barges you have pictured there were created by Richard Cowen.Just clarifiying is all.Rich Garber

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Member since Oct-8-02 · 93 posts

RE: a 'fish' out of water

Looks like toy.Georgi the Loser

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