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Thanks Mackenna,

I think the train won the battle.

I am glad he was not hurt in the accident...

Take care,

 

Joe

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Hi John,
I am not sure when this happned. It was a forward I receivced from a member of my plowmen's assocation and thought it was too good not to share

John Schwartzentruber said:
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Great photos...good reminder to look both ways before crossing the street.

Have a safe spring everyone.

Kevin Stewart

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