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Indietorrents Info from http://www.wirz.de/music/takomfrm.htm 1000 – John Fahey: The Early Sessions Vol. 1 & 2 B 1001 – Bukka White: Mississippi Blues C 1002 – John Fahey Vol. 1 Blind Joe Death C 1004 – John Fahey Vol. 3 The Dance Of Death & Other Plantation Favorites C 1005 – Robbie Basho Vol. 1 The …

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here is the article as published in the Seattle Times:   City to acquire Redmond spur of Eastside Rail Corridor By MARY STEVENS DECKER REDMOND REPORTER At meetings about the changing face of downtown Redmond, a recurring question has been, "What’s the city going to do with the old train tracks?" Redmond resident finds severed pig’s …

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Rail Trail Memorial Day   Over a long Memorial Day weekend in 2008 Odette and I went to Vancouver Island and rode 200 miles to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. On a wet Friday morning we drove to Olympia and rode the Chehalis Western trail to the junction with Yelm – Tenino trail.  It rained …

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Here is the map 0.0 0.0 Exit P & R from south road 0.0 0.0 L Onto sidewalk; bc bike trail 0.2 0.2 BL Access road past pumping station on R 0.1 0.3 R Enter trail immed. past pumping station 0.1 0.4 L onto I-90 bike trail over bridge 0.9 1.3 R Lake Washington Blvd. …

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From the PI on April 9, 2008 ‘Rails to Trail’ deal done by fall? Port hopes to buy area by September By KRISTEN MILLARES YOUNG P-I REPORTER The Port of Seattle’s $107 million purchase of 42 miles of rail tracks along the Eastside could be complete by September, Port Chief Executive Tay Yoshitani said Tuesday …

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Published in the Everett Herald Published: Sunday, August 26, 2007 A walk on the Centennial Trail Many want to see the gaps in the popular trail filled in By Lukas Velush and Kaitlin Manry, Herald Writers It’s right there, waiting for your footsteps. A trail you may have never considered winds through the heart of …

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