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|    J's Place to All    |
|    Re: Travel in the Old West: A question    |
|    16 Sep 03 06:40:04    |
      From: jaxart@dontemailme.com              In article <3F6666B7.300@texas.net>, clough@texas.net says...              >Having driven over some remnants of an old stage "road" on a ranch       >in central Texas in an SUV, the speed over the good sections would have       >to have been considerably faster to average 8 mph, since many places       >were difficult and slow going, even for a gasoline vehicle.              Hi Gerald, Glad to see you're still around       at least. I don't know if I posted this photo       essay to the "old west" forum, but about half       way down the page, on the right side, is a       photo I took recently - shot through the windshield       of my SUV while traveling about 75mph (the speed       limit) on IH-25, approaching Wagon Mound, NM.       The caption speaks to what you are referring to       about travel today vs travel "back then."              http://www.zianet.com/jaxart/photos/rockies.html              Now lets hope we have somehow managed to revive       interest in this newsgroup!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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