Re: More old photos
Bob Webber <zephyr1@...>
I'm not sure, but I would think that it might go to a smaller dealer or to a large customer that does have means to crush it. Note in the piles in
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the yard, there is more of that grade too. Heck, you put one of those lumps of coal in some stoves and you have heat for one night easy! One thing that I do see - if you use the links Tim sent, you get the panoramic views on one page - which is nice, but one some of the views it ruins the effect and the detail. Particularly of the Apex and Bingham scenes, where having to scroll back and forth to trace the routes is half the fun. I have seen one model of a open pit, and after looking at the two examples, I can see there being, in some cases, more operation in these mines and complexes than on some layouts. And the nice thing is, there is no need to excuse the use of multi-level tracks!
At 08:09 PM 11/21/2004, you wrote:
Tim forwarded some links of interest from the Utah site. My question |
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