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Old 14th November 2012, 14:50
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New Video: Union Pacific maintenance machine crosses Squaw Cr (added by colour)
Union Pacific maintenance machine crosses Squaw Cr
Keywords: Union Pacific Squaw Creek Ames Iowa
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Old 14th November 2012, 15:21
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I'm always happy to applaud interesting or entertaining contributions. Sadly this isn't one of them...
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Old 14th November 2012, 18:19
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That all depends on your point of view.
I for one am interested in all types of On Track Machines and not too bothered about endless juddery films of trains disappearing around curves.
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Looks like there were two wooden bridges over that river bed before the stone one was built.
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Old 14th November 2012, 21:26
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Its a pity we still can't read all the text/ comments. We might have been able to understand more what the machines were doing and maybe a comment as to what the remains were on the river bed.
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I'm always happy to applaud interesting or entertaining contributions. Sadly this isn't one of them...
It's good to have people that ARE prepared to post such a wide range of railway related video clips.

Whilst I may not find everything spellbindingly interesting I appreciate we have viewers with a wide range of interests so don't feel the need to be critical.
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