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Contributed by: Nancy Foster on 12/5/2007

3301 West Tufts Avenue Englewood, Co.

Special feature: I have a Coca Cola Christmas train that was handmade approximately 30-40 years ago.

It is made of wood, mostly. I have refurbished the whole train which consists of an engine car, 2 canopied passenger cars, a flatbed unit and a caboose. The train is approximately 5 feet in height and total length of 35-40 foot. It took 3 weeks to put the train back to almost original condition due to the fact that it had been severely neglected for several years.

It now sits proudly in my front yard surrounded by many snow animals (penquins, deer, snowmen). I also have 2 Coca Cola bears that I hope to have up within a few days. My pictures do not do it justice.

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Nancy Foster

Englewood , CO

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