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Wonder how that got there....
Rob
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-04 AT 11:06 PM (EST)
Wonder how that got there....
Rob
TH&B Van #68
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That will disturb your concentration.
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hmm.. this shot can make honor to "Jackass the movie" ;o)HI! i'm Johnny Knoxville!, WELCOME TO JACKASS!!
Ben, Forester tech.
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Looks like that engine's headed for a wash. hope it isn't summer.Check Out the WVK&O Railways Homepage http://www.angelfire.com/fang/dark_viper/page6.html
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I don't want to be mean (yeah right!!!! ), but I know some Railroad Paint Schemes that could actually be improved that way
"Damn the torpeodoes- Four bells Captain Drayton" - Admiral Farragut aboard USS Harford during the Battle of Mobile Bay, August 5th 1864.
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