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July 17, 2013 1024 × 683 Friday Night in Palmer, Massachusetts, July 12, 2013

Palmer Diamond.

New England Central 606 heading north across CSX’s former Boston & Albany main line. Lumix LX-3 photo.

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Train crossing Palmer diamond.

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