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Hauling some empties on the P&WV

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Moving some empties on this fine route. I have not seen this much green in years since I live in the Mohave Desert.......

Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.

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Member since Sep-12-02 · 413 posts

RE: Hauling some empties on the P&WV

>I have not seen this much green in years since I live in the Mohave Desert... I know the feeling - We moved to North Carolina 6 years ago from SunnySoCal. We drove into the green in the middle of the night. (Somewhere in East Texas) When we woke up the following morning in Texarkana, the first words from my wife were: "This is beautiful! I think we're doing the right thing."
We haven't changed our minds yet; Sorry, much as I loved the desert and the year-round warm, green is a heck of a lot easier on the eyes than gold and brown.

JOhn
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Railfan means anything on rails! Trains Trolleys Rollercoasters - you name it.

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