Re: Cumbres snow shed
| November 27, 2010 05:18PM |
Here are 3 that I took in 1966. Unfortunately no trains ran to Cumbres the week I was in Colorado.
Bob Meckley
That's the Jordan spreader left on the tail track of the wye. The log house may have been and old contractor workers shelter.
Bob Meckley
That's the Jordan spreader left on the tail track of the wye. The log house may have been and old contractor workers shelter.
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