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Doyle's PA's
Posted by
CP5415
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Thu, Nov 27 2003 9:39 PM
Does anyone know how Doyle McCormack's PA's are comng along?
I've been checking out the website but no updates since July.
Just wondering
Gordon
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Fri, Nov 28 2003 3:14 PM
I just emailed both Doyle and the webmaster for current update. Hopefully we will know something in a day, week,month etc.
I think that Doyle has been real busy with SP4449 and also he has been doing something with The Canadian Pacific Historical Train.
When you are one of the only available steam locomtive engineers with mainline experience, one can get real busy.
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