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Earl

February 12, 2017 08:09PM

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In 1971, the current culvert and fill over Wolf Creek was not yet finished, and one was still driving across the old bridge.

Back in the early 1980's, before the paranoia of the present day former Lobo Lodge owners went into effect, one could still drive the old road from the Forest Service Road that goes up to the track a Dalton, down to the old bridge. It seems to me the bridge had its deck removed to keep adventurous Jeep owners like me under control.

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Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	LOGGERHOGGER	February 11, 2017 12:35PM
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Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	rninrvr	February 12, 2017 12:59PM
Re: A narrow dirt road ambles past Lobato bound for Antonito . . .	Russo Loco	February 12, 2017 05:41PM
Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	rninrvr	February 12, 2017 05:52PM
Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	rninrvr	February 12, 2017 05:54PM
Re: A narrow dirt road ambles past Lobato bound for Antonito . . .	Russo Loco	February 12, 2017 06:36PM
Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	Earl	February 12, 2017 08:09PM
Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	John Cole	February 12, 2017 08:42PM
Re: Afternoon Train Thunders Over Lobato Bound For Alamosa!	C&TS488fan	February 12, 2017 09:31PM

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