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Published: 9:36 AM July 12, 2007    Updated: 11:55 PM February 22, 2021

ON Sunday, the Prickwillow Engine Museum will be holding one of its run days. Another chance to see, and more importantly, hear, the historic engines in action and moving the water they were designed to shift. At least there will be no shortage of raw mat

ON Sunday, the Prickwillow Engine Museum will be holding one of its run days. Another chance to see, and more importantly, hear, the historic engines in action and moving the water they were designed to shift. At least there will be no shortage of raw material this time!

If you've never been, give it a try. I'm sure you'll find something to interest you.

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