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Title:
Railfan Exchange III, Part 10, Warrensburg, MO 8-6-03
Description:
My wife got the job in Warrensburg. One problem -- she was not yet driving. So we had to have me drive her to work from Kansas City. She worked the early shift and I woke up early to bring her. I slept in the van next to the station, which was great, because when I woke up... well... what else am I going to do?
Author:
Srovets
Tags:
Railfan, Exchange, trainspotting, trains, Stevo, Svoboda, August, 2003, Amtrak, Warrensburg, Missouri, Union, Pacific, MOPAC,
Railfan Exchange III, Part 10, Warrensburg, MO 8-6-03
Description:
My wife got the job in Warrensburg. One problem -- she was not yet driving. So we had to have me drive her to work from Kansas City. She worked the early shift and I woke up early to bring her. I slept in the van next to the station, which was great, because when I woke up... well... what else am I going to do?
Author:
Srovets
Tags:
Railfan, Exchange, trainspotting, trains, Stevo, Svoboda, August, 2003, Amtrak, Warrensburg, Missouri, Union, Pacific, MOPAC,
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