Re: Chama Engine House (behind coaling tower)
| May 09, 2010 04:47PM |
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Thanks for sharing these Russ.
Take a look in that second shot. In the ash pit lead there is a drop bottom gon, a flat, and a refer?. Kinda looks like one, but the glare may be making it look like it is a light orange.
Thanks again to everyone for sharing these pictures! These are really helping me a LOT with the roof lines too. I was wondering after looking at the plans how in the heck that the roof on the west wall lined up with the south walls. Now I know
Craig
Somewhere up in NoCo
Take a look in that second shot. In the ash pit lead there is a drop bottom gon, a flat, and a refer?. Kinda looks like one, but the glare may be making it look like it is a light orange.
Thanks again to everyone for sharing these pictures! These are really helping me a LOT with the roof lines too. I was wondering after looking at the plans how in the heck that the roof on the west wall lined up with the south walls. Now I know
Craig
Somewhere up in NoCo
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