Re: D&RGW Roundhouse Question
| August 06, 2014 06:13AM |
Chris, great footage that you posted, this is one area I haven't delved into before Cimarron really had a unique formation of land scape it had to work around, multi-river crossings what a mess that must have been keeping bridges together during spring runoff out of the black canyon of the Gunnison, I love the double spouted water tank in the most inner part of the wye. One photo showed a stack of harp switch stands, freshly made leaning on a building that sure is sweet.
Thanks for the footage.
Still a Student,
Dave
Thanks for the footage.
Still a Student,
Dave
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jim pallow | July 31, 2014 06:18PM |
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Chris Walker | August 06, 2014 01:30AM |
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bonefish | August 06, 2014 06:00AM |
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davidtltc | August 06, 2014 06:13AM |
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jim pallow | August 06, 2014 05:05PM |
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Bob Meckley | August 06, 2014 06:58PM |
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Jimmy Blouch | August 06, 2014 07:34PM |
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Chris Walker | August 07, 2014 02:42PM |
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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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