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J. M. Fusco
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Hey, Nice photos anyhow, even if the digital pooped out on ya.
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RDG484
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Hey thanks, but I'm not done yet. Here's a CSX SD-45 with a freight train.
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RDG484
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Saving the best for last!!! AFT 2101 with my 7-year old posing on the footboard. I wish I could have brought a screwdriver with me to take that stupid visor off of the headlight. Then her Reading look would really show through!! Hope you enjoyed!!
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RDG484
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BTW, I also found some "finger-painting" in the dust on 2101's tender. "I saw this engine in Cleveland, 1976" "I saw this engine in King of Prussia, 1976" "Long live 2101 and her sisters" "2101 1945-1978 R.I.P." And many more that I can't remember.
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rail pacer
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Going here the 12th and 13th. Are they open on fridays? And do they have a website? I havent been here for awhile so i dont know what to expect. When does the train run, and what does it cost?
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