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[quote user="SactoGuy188"][quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Mookie</i> <br /><br />But there were also many times of just cold sandwiches until you got to the other end of the line. Then the beaneries were open or would open 24/7 since the railroad paid them to be open for the crews. <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />If I remember correctly, there's a restaurant in Portola, CA very close to the UP railroad yard there that is open 24 hours--it's the only 24-hour restaurant in that little mountain town! I believe that UP pays the restaurant to stay open 24 hours a day because Portola is a crew change point for train crews coming up from Oakland, CA.[/quote] i think i ate there once, i cant remember the name though. what was it again
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