Re: Sunsets on the High Iron
| July 27, 2018 10:12PM |
Since Chris has opened it up to overseas narrow gauge, one of my favorite locations for sunset glint shots was Camfer on the Montague Pass in South Africa. A narrow beam of light would shine for only a few minutes but it turned everything in it's path to pure gold. The gauge is 42 inch.
A GEA Garratt heads upgrade towards the Montague Pass. The GEA's ran chimney first but the GMA's and GMAM's ran bunker first over the pass due to the many tunnels.
A pair of 104 year old 7th class 4-8-0's head downgrade with a mixed goods and passenger train.
Michael Allen
A GEA Garratt heads upgrade towards the Montague Pass. The GEA's ran chimney first but the GMA's and GMAM's ran bunker first over the pass due to the many tunnels.
A pair of 104 year old 7th class 4-8-0's head downgrade with a mixed goods and passenger train.
Michael Allen
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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