Re: NNG: C&S Steam in Northern Colorado and Denver
| August 27, 2012 09:38PM |
Wow those are some awesome shots! Does anybody know where the ng turntable being used as a sg bridge in picture #8 came from? If it is of C&S ng origin, I assume it is most likely from Como or Leadville. Is it one of the turntables now in Como or at the GTL?
The C&S was a interesting railroad even without the narrow gauge, they had some really cool sg steam. (I kept trying to find third rail marks on the ties in the Rice Yard photos
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Alex
The C&S was a interesting railroad even without the narrow gauge, they had some really cool sg steam. (I kept trying to find third rail marks on the ties in the Rice Yard photos
. )Alex
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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