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    There is a Train Depot!
    There is a Train Depot!
    There is a Train Depot!
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    There is a Train Depot!

    By Randy Schreifels

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    TRAIN DEPOTS are portals of travel.  Travel to adventure.  There is only four things you need to prepare yourself;  Transportation, lodging, food and security.  All others you should not be! If you have the funds and the spirit,  go for it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOutskirts Press
    Release dateSep 30, 2023
    ISBN9781977269591
    There is a Train Depot!
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    Randy Schreifels

    My name is Randy Schreifels. I was born and still live in St. Cloud MN. I am now a Senior Citizen. I am retired. I published a few book mostly on travel experiences. I made very little royalties now, but I hope that will change. I love traveling when it is possible. 

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