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I was just yesterday discussing the Butterfield route and schedule with Mr. Ahnhert.

The Butterfield Trail has a special meaning for me since my grandparents lived at what was, a hundred years previously, the Cow Springs stage stop between Hatch and Lordsburg, NM. The wagon ruts were still visible and two buildings built for the stage line, still stand. One was an adobe meat house (right) which was nearly unchanged. Note the wagon wheel hubs and metates in the foreground. The other, the bunk house which received upgrades over the years.

Correct. Partial credit for Wells Fargo answer, they were partners and eventually acquired the line.

Im sorry, you've come to the wrong class. Your admission slip says you're supposed to be in Shed Building 101 across the hall.

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No sir

I don't believe the Pony Express route went thru AZ. Good guess though

7 years earlier

Not a person but an object, bears an individuals name

16 years off

Ok, you didn't mention how azgfd plugs it?

6' under

Please explain, azgfd plug it? How?

Where in Tucson?

I was gonna see if he'd drop it off at his BFFs in Benson, but Tucson's better.

I'll check with you in a few days, see if you still have it.

Pic? Gone?

Zoli made for Sears

Ottoman Empire, and yes. Here's a good albeit, short read. https://www.history.com/news/ottoman-war-camel-skeleton-found-in-austrian-basement

F autocorrect

So they wouldn't rub their camels.. in a bad way, that is.

So they wouldn't rub their camels.. in a bad way, that is.

Happy plinking

Yeah I gave it all a good sniff. Knew if things went south that little square of tp in the pack would have been a joke.