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	<title>Comments on: A trio of GP35&#8242;s, C&amp;O 3523,3528 &amp; 3537 on a eastbound freight have just clattered over the diamond at Canfield Junction on the now long gone CASO sub. The C&amp;O had running rights on this track from St.Thomas. I was about half way between the diamond and Junction Road which crosses the double track mainline. If I recall Junction Road crossing was protected with the old style &#8220;wig wag&#8221; light and of course it never occurred to me to take a picture of the wig wag arm and light. On this day, Bruce Mercer and I spent time at Canfield as well as E&amp;O Tower further east of Canfield. 9 trains were seen this day, from 4 different railways, including TH&amp;B at E&amp;O.</title>
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