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	<title>Comments on: Geez.  After seeing the E.W.Johnson image taken near Trail BC as posted by Dan Dell&#8217;unto; and then reading the caption I just shook my head.  Here it is 50 years after the fact and I finally discover that my trip down into Trail to catch the Trainmasters I thought were there, had actually left town. No wonder I could not locate one. Without the connections back then that we have today, I could only assume they were either at Nelson, which they weren&#8217;t; then they must be at Trail. No luck.  Anyway, to go with Dan&#8217;s most interesting posting I thought it might be appropriate to post an overview of the Cominco Smelter. Quite the place I really I could not build up the nerve to try and get access to.</title>
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