Tin Woodman peddling Kool Aid gets automated ?!?!
| January 27, 2020 07:32PM |
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I was aware that Tracks Across Borders Byway (former D&RGW ROW between Chama and Durango) had its own app, featuring points of interest along that route, but I was surprised to see from this page that there is also an app for the tracks between Chama and Antonito:
So apparently docents are at risk of being automated.
(Is this the C&TSRR equivalent of PTC? )
OK, I'm jest stirring the pot here.
I thought I'd promote the app and jerk a chain or two at the same time. 
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- Graham
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Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad has its very own app!
The app is free! Go to your iPhone Apps or Google Play store to download it today! Click the link to go directly to the app. Or, use your QR reader on your phone. If you want to view the app on a desktop computer instead, click here.
Apple: [itunes.apple.com]
Google Play: [play.google.com]
This is a native app, which means it will download and store the content to your phone and use GPS to follow your location and will alert you when exciting points of interests are coming up on your train trip! Select the train trip you will be taking for the best results.
[cumbrestoltec.com]
So apparently docents are at risk of being automated.
(Is this the C&TSRR equivalent of PTC? )OK, I'm jest stirring the pot here.
I thought I'd promote the app and jerk a chain or two at the same time. .
- Graham
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