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Unfortunately my dad's mind has deteriorated to the point that he cannot fully appreciate what is happening. I was able to get him to the railroad when #20 arrived and I believe he connected. I keep him updated but he forgets pretty quickly. It is too bad, but time does march on and at 95 he still has some good days for which I am thankful.
My dad on RGS caboose in Durango mid thirties
Bill & Linn after #20's arrival at Strasburg
My dad on RGS caboose in Durango mid thirties
Bill & Linn after #20's arrival at Strasburg
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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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