Re: C&TS Last Train of the Season - 45 years ago
| October 26, 2017 12:56PM |
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vulturenest Wrote:
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> Great set of photos, wonderful stuff. And
> fascinating history to those of us who knew
> nothing about CATS at the time (I was busy
> in college in Tucson instead.)
Thank You, Mike -
For some more recent shots (less than ten years ago vs more than 45), see the two links near the bottom of [ngdiscussion.net].
WARNING!! Each of them will lead to other pages with more links, which will lead to still more pages with still more links . . . *
- Roosso
* Bit of a sticky time-trap. That's why it's called the WEB
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> Great set of photos, wonderful stuff. And
> fascinating history to those of us who knew
> nothing about CATS at the time (I was busy
> in college in Tucson instead.)
Thank You, Mike -
For some more recent shots (less than ten years ago vs more than 45), see the two links near the bottom of [ngdiscussion.net].
WARNING!! Each of them will lead to other pages with more links, which will lead to still more pages with still more links . . . *
- Roosso
* Bit of a sticky time-trap. That's why it's called the WEB
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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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