The work on the ACRR is moving forward at an unexpected breakneck speed... Read on...
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The work on the ACRR is moving forward at an unexpected breakneck speed... Read on...
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Impressive..I've watched the Amador Central video from "Machines of Iron" 4 times now. Is that line still in service...did anyone buy it? If so, how's it doing?Thanks for posting....P.
Paul...
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I could be mistaken in the following, due to the picture being very blurred and obviously taken at night, but...The visiting "silent partner" looks vaguely like the founder of the old East Metro Rail.
The rumor was he had fled the area and gone into exile - possibly be due to shenanigans with some Ohio rail companies ?
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