RGS 20 From Yesterday
| July 09, 2020 04:33AM |
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Went up to the Colorado Railroad Museum yesterday to see if I could get some photos of Rio Grande Southern number 20.
Walked away with some good photos and talked trains with Jeff Taylor and Dusty Thomson. You guys are doing a great job.
The last time I saw this locomotive she was still a static display at the museum. When was the last time 20 was in a stall with a K-37
Durango in the early 50s maybe?
Samuel E Howard
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Walked away with some good photos and talked trains with Jeff Taylor and Dusty Thomson. You guys are doing a great job.
The last time I saw this locomotive she was still a static display at the museum. When was the last time 20 was in a stall with a K-37
Durango in the early 50s maybe?
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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