01-01-2011, 03:32 AM
nkp_174 Wrote:Side note: Kevin, those copper railroads in Az and NV are great. Long Live David Myrick!
You have no idea. Believe it or not, one of Myrick's books was useful for my job a few years ago. And - my sister in law gave my brother Myrick's latest book to my brother for Christmas. I applaud you for your interest in the Oahu railway. Everybody seems to know about the Colorado 3-foot railroads, but few seem to recognize that narrow gauge lines in many parts of the USA were equally interesting - including Arizona. There are quite a few very interesting short lines in this part of the country, and in many cases the old grades are very much accessible. If you are ever out in NM-AZ, I can point you to many areas that once had substantial railroad facilities, on the scale you know with the Oahu Railway, but now just ghost towns.
By the way - don't ask what I am doing up at 2:30 am... All I can say is I got her phone number
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