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Posted by
michaelstevens
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Wed, Jan 28 2004 6:39 PM
Our local PBS Station (Ch 12) is showing
Great Scenic Raiway Journeys: Celebrating 175 Years of the American Railroad
at 8 TONIGHT
British Mike in Philly
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Posted by
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Wed, Jan 28 2004 6:58 PM
Thanks for the heads up
Have fun with your trains
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Thu, Jan 29 2004 9:47 AM
I saw it a couple weeks ago on the PBS station I get. It was quite good and I even taped it.
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