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Date: 04/17/15 19:20
Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: RustyRayls

We knew that this one was coming. We got set up for the shot and damn if we didn't get "cloud screwed" at just the wrong time. We waited a while for the cloud to clear and hoped for another chance at a westbound with better light. DID NOT happen! This one was the last train of the westbound fleet. Some people believe in "Murphy's Law", I believe in Clancy's Law". Clancy's Law ---> "Murphy is an optimist".

Old Bob out in Lost Wages



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Date: 04/17/15 21:17
Re: Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: syscom3

And this is where?

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Date: 04/17/15 21:30
Re: Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: goneon66

seligman sub, between kingman, az and hackberry, az approx. mp 496.0...........

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Date: 04/18/15 05:09
Re: Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: lilwes

No said railfanning was easy! Just fun!
later...Wes

Wes Chiles
Topeka, KS

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Date: 04/18/15 17:32
Re: Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: AndyBrown

Still looks good!

Andy

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Date: 04/18/15 20:07
Re: Clancy's Law at Antares Curve
Author: KimHeusel

AndyBrown Wrote:
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> Still looks good!
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> Andy

I agree. Looks like you  made the best of the situation.

Kim Heusel

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