Re: Seldom Seen Viewpoint of the Chama Depot
| September 05, 2014 07:54PM |
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Dave, I was passing through and decided to stop and take a couple shots.
I heard the depot had a complete foundation job some twenty years or so ago. I saw no sign of stone work or the like. Very little left of anything predating the C&TS. Modern wiring and phone/data systems were put in last winter. The dirt is likely pretty old, as well as some of the rocks I was crawling over.
Steve
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I heard the depot had a complete foundation job some twenty years or so ago. I saw no sign of stone work or the like. Very little left of anything predating the C&TS. Modern wiring and phone/data systems were put in last winter. The dirt is likely pretty old, as well as some of the rocks I was crawling over.
Steve
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