Re: RGS Stations in Mancos. Dolores & Telluride
| November 07, 2017 11:31PM |
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Husker Hank Wrote:
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> It looks a lot like the old RGS station. I don't
> think its presently occupied but I remember a
> brewing company last in there. Its located right
> in the center of town where US 160 meets 172?(Road
> to Dolores). If you have Google Earth street scape
> you should be able to get a good look at it.
>
> Husker Hank
> Durango CO
Is this it? I see a baggage wagon.
~
Doug Frederick, Chama, New Mexico.
"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
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> It looks a lot like the old RGS station. I don't
> think its presently occupied but I remember a
> brewing company last in there. Its located right
> in the center of town where US 160 meets 172?(Road
> to Dolores). If you have Google Earth street scape
> you should be able to get a good look at it.
>
> Husker Hank
> Durango CO
Is this it? I see a baggage wagon.
~
Doug Frederick, Chama, New Mexico.
"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
Slimrail Fan is 6.5 time zones, Pacific to Atlantic.
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