Re: Colorado & Southern #1006
| November 09, 2014 03:50PM |
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superfleet Wrote:
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> ...which got moved from that
> image, the depot or the caboose?...
I think the answer is: Both
The modern arrangment is in gray, and the railroad era locations are in black. The thick black line is for the Argentine Centeral (this map is part of a hand-out for exploring the AC), and the thin line is C&S. The original location for the depot was in the way for I-70.
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> ...which got moved from that
> image, the depot or the caboose?...
I think the answer is: Both
The modern arrangment is in gray, and the railroad era locations are in black. The thick black line is for the Argentine Centeral (this map is part of a hand-out for exploring the AC), and the thin line is C&S. The original location for the depot was in the way for I-70.
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