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Durand Railroad Days

May brings in green leaves and flowers to Michigan. It also brings railfans to Durand's Railroad Days every year the weekend following Mothers Day. Here railfans watch from Durand Union Station as a Central Michigan freight train pulls in from a trip from Saginaw. The train will pull into the wye and then back into the yard. This year cool gray weather did not keep the railfans at home, but at least it was not snowing.

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