Re: Chama Turn Video
| August 10, 2008 06:05PM |
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Hi Steve
The video now on DVD is called The Chama Turn by Green Frog Productions.
It's a great tape taken around 67 or 68. The best part of the tape
is when they are bowing to the narrow gauge freight on one of the highway
crossing's below Windy Point.
A must for anyones collection and I have a huge one.
Samuel E Howard
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
Railroad Images Of Colorado
Photographed By Samuel E Howard
The Caboose Gallery
For More Information
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
The video now on DVD is called The Chama Turn by Green Frog Productions.
It's a great tape taken around 67 or 68. The best part of the tape
is when they are bowing to the narrow gauge freight on one of the highway
crossing's below Windy Point.
A must for anyones collection and I have a huge one.
Samuel E Howard
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
Railroad Images Of Colorado
Photographed By Samuel E Howard
The Caboose Gallery
For More Information
[www.trainroomphotography.com]
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Steve Hughes | August 10, 2008 11:04AM |
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round_house | August 10, 2008 06:05PM |
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