1 or 2 extra days in Chama-off topic *LINK*
| March 03, 2006 07:49PM |
1 or 2 extra days in Chama (off topic)
We have a lot of beautiful country with a lot of wildlife available. The next time you are planning a trip to Chama bring your camera and spend a day or two enjoying the woods and the wildlife. It is healthy and fun. It is a good way to spend a day or two between chasing and riding the train.
I have over 50 photos in my wildlife galley now so if you are interested in seeing them click on the link below. The newest ones are at the end of the gallery. NO!!! the photos are not for sale and I am not trying to sell anything. Just information no more no less.
Enjoy
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We have a lot of beautiful country with a lot of wildlife available. The next time you are planning a trip to Chama bring your camera and spend a day or two enjoying the woods and the wildlife. It is healthy and fun. It is a good way to spend a day or two between chasing and riding the train.
I have over 50 photos in my wildlife galley now so if you are interested in seeing them click on the link below. The newest ones are at the end of the gallery. NO!!! the photos are not for sale and I am not trying to sell anything. Just information no more no less.
Enjoy
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roger hogan | March 03, 2006 07:49PM |
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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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