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N&MRR, HAULS FIRST of the SEASON!!!!

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 7:25 PM
CAPT.
I JUST GOT THINGS running this past week end to , took some pictures, will post when i get film developed . Ben[:)]
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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 6:31 PM
Capt, Nice to see ya running, hope to be running this year myself. Give her many hug and kisses before she turns 14 and doesn't want anything to do with ya[:D]. I'm talking from experience[;)]
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Posted by Train 284 on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 11:15 AM
Looks good Cappy! I will be ready on the 15th, I still have to install my track though! AHHH! and this rain just never stops!. Well, spring break starts today and I have 11 days off, so maybe I will have a couple good days! I will try my best! I will work in the rain if i have to! hehehe!

Stay tuned and I want to get out a copy of my paper also! To much stuff! lol! i'll get working on that tomorrow!
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Posted by Ray Dunakin on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 10:45 PM
Looks good so far! Cute kid, too. How old is she?
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N&MRR, HAULS FIRST of the SEASON!!!!
Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 10:19 PM
N&M RAILROAD HAULS FIRST CARLOADS

On or around the 15th of May 2006, I will be officially opening the N&M Railroad to hauling and passenger service. That being said the agricultural pursuits of the Micaela Valley cannot wait. Here a road engine pulls some of the first produce of the year...



Here is the current encarnation of Ian's Curve...I will, of course, be adding more trackage to this and maybe a siding for unloading produce. This is named after Ian of Australia, Ian Brown.



Now, this is what it is all about... Below "The Boo" takes control of the line. It will be an excellent harvest year. Expect a copy of the Two Trees Times soon!!!

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