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Adventures of the Crazy Train

Adventures of the Crazy Train

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July 4, 2015 by Julie Phelps

Ummmm …. Duh.

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Because SOME hotels just know how to treat the Crazy Train. Good night Fort Stockton!!!!

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wildstorm July 20, 2017 at 10:22 pm

Enjoyed greatly your many posts and stories. I’m a Texan, though not a native Texan but always take the backroads. Looking forward to more updates! https://wildstorm.wordpress.com/

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