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Greg Scholl

September 07, 2001 08:09AM

But wasn't there the 483 trip for the Park Service to Alamosa after the 68 freights were done? Was the park service train after the December run from Alamosa?
The other poster mentioning the September dismantling made me consider the fact that while one railroad was being torn out, the C&TS was being born!!
Interestingly, I graduated High School in the spring of 69 and I considered Adams College(Alamosa) or Lewis College in Durango. Had I, those 1970 C&TS moves might have had me onboard. Those schools did not permit freshmen to have autos, and I was not about to stand for that, when there was steam to be had!!

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Year 1969 in history. Silverton Only?	David A. Border	September 06, 2001 10:11AM
Re: Year 1969 in history. Silverton Only?	John West	September 06, 2001 10:44AM
Interesting Question. Where's Woody?	Mike Trent	September 06, 2001 08:14PM
Re: 1969	PRR	September 06, 2001 09:02PM
Re: Interesting Question. Where's Woody?	Woody	September 06, 2001 10:56PM
But how many went West	Herb Kelsey	September 11, 2001 10:47PM
The last 470 shopped at Alamosa	John West	September 07, 2001 12:05AM
Re: The last 470 shopped at Alamosa	Greg Scholl	September 07, 2001 08:09AM
Re: NPS special	John Craft	September 07, 2001 10:08AM
The REALLY last trip	John West	September 07, 2001 11:05AM
Re: The REALLY last trip	Greg Scholl	September 07, 2001 11:14AM
Re: The REALLY last trip	PRR	September 08, 2001 07:02AM
Re: The REALLY last trip	Greg Scholl	September 08, 2001 08:11AM
Re: The REALLY last trip	Earl	September 10, 2001 08:40PM
Re: The REALLY last trip	Jim McKee	September 12, 2001 05:49PM
Re: The REALLY last trip	Earl	September 13, 2001 10:32PM
A photo of the last D&RGW freight J West saw..	B Shoup	September 07, 2001 02:28PM
Re: A photo of the last D&RGW freight J West saw..	Greg Scholl	September 07, 2001 02:55PM

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