Is anyone making any activities for the Lehigh Valley route?
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John
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Is anyone making any activities for the Lehigh Valley route?
MTA New York City Subway
John
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John, several people told me that they are working on it, I#m looking foreward to them, too!Werner
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There is one in the Library..Norfolk Southern Local H54
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I mean real Lehigh Valley, with the Lehigh Valley, Lehigh and New England, Central of New Jersey, Erie, Delaware Lackawanna & Western, and others with F-units, PAs, FAs, other Alcos, FM Trainmasters, early Geeps, Baldwins, E-units, and the occasional steamer. Trains like the John Wilkes, the Black Diamond, the Phoebe Snow, and other trains.
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John
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