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It's a holiday weekend, and the platform is comfortably full of people.  Rufus disappears, then reappears with giant chocolate chip muffins and coffee - both of which were made in the same place they were served.

If the operations of seem a bit crude, it's because The Skunk Train is a small operation that survives on very little money.  Operating a railroad is expensive - and even more so when you have to maintain tracks alongside rivers and on mountainsides.  This line used to haul freight for a living and passengers as a community service.  When the Northwestern Pacific Railroad suspended operations a couple years ago, the Skunk Train lost it's connection to the outside world.  Resigned to carrying passengers instead of freight, the line operators work overtime to make ends meet. 

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