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This is a well travelled baggage tag..

Micheal_R

Micheal_R

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I decided to try an old ghost town in the wilds of my home province of British Columbia.. There was still some snow ( I was above the 6000 foot mark after all).. but in places, the sun had removed the white covering. And one of the finds was this Santa Fe Route baggage claim tag..

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Now what would a New Mexico railroad tag be doing in the wilds of a B.C. ghost town?? :):

calm seas

Micheal
 
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