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<blockquote data-quote="Rail Man" data-source="post: 517316" data-attributes="member: 58"><p>Thanks everyone for the welcome back!</p><p></p><p>Corncobcon, glad you like my photo, I took it almost 10 years ago in Wisconsin, turned out good for a grab shot.</p><p></p><p>daveinlax, small world, my great-grandparents also came off the boat and came by train to ND to homestead in the same area, though on the north side of the Missouri River, and another set of great-grandparents came from Iowa to homestead not far west of Watford City near the ghost town of Charbonneau. Also pretty neat about your grandpa being an engineer on the GN, pretty familiar with that area. Would've been interesting to have worked both steam and diesel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rail Man, post: 517316, member: 58"] Thanks everyone for the welcome back! Corncobcon, glad you like my photo, I took it almost 10 years ago in Wisconsin, turned out good for a grab shot. daveinlax, small world, my great-grandparents also came off the boat and came by train to ND to homestead in the same area, though on the north side of the Missouri River, and another set of great-grandparents came from Iowa to homestead not far west of Watford City near the ghost town of Charbonneau. Also pretty neat about your grandpa being an engineer on the GN, pretty familiar with that area. Would've been interesting to have worked both steam and diesel. [/QUOTE]
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