'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2011-11-25_DJ_11.jpg" target="_blank">Alex delivers the clue sitting alongside some railroad tracks.</a>)  It can be narrow or standard, but in railroading, this term always refers to the distance <a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2011-11-25_DJ_11a.jpg" target="_blank">between the rails</a> of the track; standard is 56-1/2 inches'
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RAILROADING 101: It can be narrow or standard, but in railroading, this term always refers to the distance between the rails of the track; standard is 56-1/2 inches
It can be narrow or standard, but in railroading, this term always refers to the distance between the rails of the track; standard is 56-1/2 inches
It can be narrow or standard, but in railroading, this term always refers to the distance between the rails of the track; standard is 56-1/2 inches
RAILROADING 101
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RAILROADING 101