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Greg Scholl

October 01, 2014 01:11PM

Registered: 14 years ago
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Yep something different for sure.

When I was out there Dave, I shot it from the turnout below Windy Point which is nothing special, then one day went down below, and shot it from the little road that peels off and ends with the big rocks blocking the old road. Walked in a bit, and found a nice hillside, and shot it with the phone booth before it got to the crossing. Hard to believe we drove on that old road back in the 50's and 60's right up to 1968 on our final trip to see the last Class 1 railroad running regular service steam ops.
Still a steam paradise.

Greg
Still a video guy!

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