Re: Trinity atomic test video with D&RGW #478?
| March 06, 2008 08:17AM |
I think the video was taken on the line between Buckman and Sante fe. I drove down "old Buckman" road last year and took this picture of rock formations along the way, isn't that in the video? Very few reminders of the grade exist and the road is a best marginal and at worst impassable in a rain storm. I turned back after realizing that the road was where the runoff ran and was all sand.
Bob Meckley
Bob Meckley
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