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Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad, New Mexico and Colorado

Discussion in 'Photography' started by Britfoamer, May 11, 2016.

  1. Britfoamer

    Britfoamer Well-Known Member

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    Wonderful surviving section of the once extensive 3 foot system that ran all over this region, the other survivor being the Durango Silverton section.
    Scenes of the shed at Chama and out on the line just a few years ago. Completely open house, very friendly and easily chase able to boot! P1000546.JPG P1000553.JPG P1000562.JPG P1000556.JPG P1000538.JPG P1000568.JPG P1000577.JPG P1000580.JPG
     
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    Did the C&T back in early 1999 when much of it was covered by snow. We were riding the snow plough train - wedge plough rather then the rotary - when just above Los Pinos we hit a big drift and the pilot loco was bounced clear off the track.
     
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