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Jetrain on FBL Part 2

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LAST EDITED ON Nov-28-03 AT 00:40 AM (EST)

The picture quality sucks yet again, but I only did them to 600X450 using Adobe Photoshop. But these pics should be enough. Next is the last leg of the journey form Yonder to Fort Fairfax, via Josha's Cradle for the Jetrain. This is with the Jetrain on it's way to Yonder from Olympia.So far FBL management really love these units and the commuters love it as well. Still the untis perform good, but from Black Pump to Yonder the units can only go at track speed (40-60mph). Everywhere else seems to be okay for anywhere between 100-130mph. Commuter traffic is up on the FBL and they are very pleased to see that. Dr. SatanI'm otherwise known as the SatanTrain

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