Re: Denver and Rio Grande movie crash site
| November 21, 2007 05:20PM |
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I believe it was filmed at Tall Timbers (MP 475). Poor old 345 and 319 
There's a resort/ranch there now called Tall Timbers...It was called Ah! Wilderness in the past. Only way to get there is by rail or helicopter. They have ATV's too but I think that's only to get around the vast acreage.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
There's a resort/ranch there now called Tall Timbers...It was called Ah! Wilderness in the past. Only way to get there is by rail or helicopter. They have ATV's too but I think that's only to get around the vast acreage.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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mfmalk | November 21, 2007 04:59PM |
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ND Holmes | November 21, 2007 05:19PM |
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San Juan | November 21, 2007 05:20PM |
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Philip H. Walters | November 21, 2007 11:03PM |
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The Josh | November 22, 2007 10:21AM |
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Philip H. Walters | November 22, 2007 04:00PM |
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GFDMatt | November 22, 2007 10:21AM |
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