Re: CO, but NNG:
| February 25, 2012 02:20PM |
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Russ, the old CM bridge over Engleman Canyon in Manitou Springs is gone, but most, if not all, of the Ute Pass tunnels are still intact. The widening of Hwy. 24 didn't affect the railroad's side of the canyon all that much until above the tunnel area, although perhaps one tunnel was removed.
There were, as I recall, some pretty good parties in those tunnels in the late 50s.
Ed
There were, as I recall, some pretty good parties in those tunnels in the late 50s.
Ed
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Russo Loco | February 25, 2012 01:45PM |
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