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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/20 22:49 by F40PHR231.

Thanks for sharing. So what is the freight house used for now? I'm always happy to hear of a historic building saved. In my city, the powers to be knock them down and then build brand sometime at a cost many times more than restoration. Yes, I know it costs to refurbish old buildings and they must find purpose but in Europe restoration is legislated.

Victor A. Baird
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/29/17 21:22 by wabash2800.

Was the Bitter Creek & Western a Model Railroad club, or what was the sign denoting?
Today the Bitter Creek & Western is a Live Steam club located in Atascadero, CA some miles south of San Luis Obispo, CA

James R.(Jim) Baker
Whittier, CA

look at those eyes, great save

you ever run him?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/29/17 23:47 by dan.

You said chase a train, he heard 'race' a train.

Funny story about the train horns.

looked long gone a few years ago- the model club

my friend had a rescue grey, but was timid, thin skin, that he would run off, I always wanted to run him..

colorados greyhounds were done around 2002, just like the circus, peta played a part and more casinos. Think FL they still

race.

Thank you for rescuing Octavian!

One small correction, the Bitter Creek Western RR is in Arroyo Grande, CA, south of San Luis Obispo. Atascadero, is north of SLO.

Thanks, Chris, for many things, present and past.

You've got a big heart Chris!

Thanks for catching my guffaw there, it is Arroyo Grande.
I was 180 degrees out for the location from SLO.

James R.(Jim) Baker
Whittier, CA

GREAT shot of the dog!!