Re: SVRy locos thread Peru
| January 25, 2008 08:49PM |
The discussion of narrow gauge in Peru was brought up in the other thread, but it's somewhat off topic so I thought I'd start a new one.
I had mentioned I had some bad photos of what my notes say were some old narrow gauge Baldwin (Consolidations, I believe) stored in Cuzco in summer 93.
While I haven't found those photos yet, I did run across these which I thought I'd share.
I'm still looking for the loco fotos
These were taken on the line between Cuzco and Macchu Picchu.
The prints were scanned on a flatbed scanner circa 2001 at 150 dots/inch.
I had mentioned I had some bad photos of what my notes say were some old narrow gauge Baldwin (Consolidations, I believe) stored in Cuzco in summer 93.
While I haven't found those photos yet, I did run across these which I thought I'd share.
I'm still looking for the loco fotos
These were taken on the line between Cuzco and Macchu Picchu.
The prints were scanned on a flatbed scanner circa 2001 at 150 dots/inch.
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