We Don't Need No Stinkin' Secutity!

Matt;
I'd love to be able to take credit for that shot, but it's not mine. I did take several just like it, though.
Herb's right, in those days there was no fence, no ormed-gords, just open space, and responsible freedom to enjoy what was "the Narrow Gauge Capitol of the World" at one's leisure.
It wasn't until Bradshaw bought the Railroad and some stupid, ignorant moron broke into the roundhouse and stole the 476's whistle that brought an end to unbridled freedom to enjoy the the greatest place on Earth.
If you think that picture is good, look at the rest of the Don Winslow collection from 1965 Durango at www.urbaneagle.com/slim click on the "Durango & Silverton" and then click on the Don Winslow link. There are four "pages" of photos in the gallery, and what memories they invoke to those of us who were there.
Mike