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I've finally built a web site for my San Diego
and Arizona Railway route. It's got screen captures
and other info about the route. Its athttp://www.silogic.com/SDA/SDA.htm
Mark DiVecchio
markd@san.rr.com
San Diego and Arizona Railway
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great website and a what a great route. i really enjoy running my sp power through carriso gorge. are their any plans to complete the route through mexico and on to san diego? it would be really interesting to have an international route for msts wouldent you think so? have a great day and once a again excellent job! Warner:-)
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After a year working on the SD&A, I'm looking for volunteers to complete the line to San Diego.
Mark DiVecchio
markd@san.rr.com
San Diego and Arizona Railway
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