Re: Steam at the Colorado RR Museum
| November 17, 2012 10:35PM |
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Yea....sorry about that Mike. I made it a very quick trip. Visited a buddy today to see his new son (and a new foamer in training) and had a few hours before I had to be home so thought that I would head over for an hour or so. It ended up being about 1.5 hrs that I was there.
Saw Al doing his conductor duties, Jack keeping an eye on things, and Bill ( High Commander) driving the cart around. Although I didn't see him with a bull horn (that would have completed the ensemble). Hehehe.
Looks like it was a good crowd out there today. Going to try to get back down on the Santa train to get some more vids too.
I'll look for ya next time I'm down Mike.
Craig
Somewhere up in NoCo
Saw Al doing his conductor duties, Jack keeping an eye on things, and Bill ( High Commander) driving the cart around. Although I didn't see him with a bull horn (that would have completed the ensemble). Hehehe.
Looks like it was a good crowd out there today. Going to try to get back down on the Santa train to get some more vids too.
I'll look for ya next time I'm down Mike.
Craig
Somewhere up in NoCo
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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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