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Re: Cleaning Ballast - Why do they need to do this?

Subject: Re: Cleaning Ballast - Why do they need to do this?
From: John MacCallum <johnmac@MYlisp.com.au>
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 04:09:05 GMT
Newsgroups: aus.rail
Organization: AT&T EasyLink Services, Australia (news.att.net.au)
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michael ostrowski wrote:
> 
> There are sections of track just out of Orange on the Broken Hill line that
> have mud and water seeping up through the ballast and over the ties. When it
>
Snip bye the way Michael if you are a yank I will forgive you
for using the Misnomer, Ties.

Ties does indeed make more sense than sleepers but this is
Australia so they are Sleepers.

Pope

Alias	John MacCallum

remove MY from MYlisp to get the real email address.

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