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 Post subject: a few photos on trainorders.com
PostPosted: Sun May 04, 2008 7:23 pm 
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http://members.trainorders.com/gputz/recent.htm

One of the "TrainOrders.com" members posted some very nice WDW photographs on that web site.

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Nice pictures! Thanks for the link!

Yet another picture of the Lilly Belle pulling the 400 series coaches. :)

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