Re: Tracks Across Borders Byway
| February 09, 2018 08:29AM |
Wayne,
I think that's the bridge over the Florida River: [www.google.com]
Unfortunately, there's no street view from google at that spot.
I had the chance to drive the Tracks Across Borders Byway last fall, and the road between Arboles and Dulce has been graded and is much smoother than before (still dirt of course). It was a very enjoyable trip.
Somewhere I have a picture of the plaque commemorating the spot where Popeye's favorite movie scene happened - when Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid blow up the combine and Sundance says "Think you used enough dynamite there Butch?"
Greg Coit
Bayfield, CO
I think that's the bridge over the Florida River: [www.google.com]
Unfortunately, there's no street view from google at that spot.
I had the chance to drive the Tracks Across Borders Byway last fall, and the road between Arboles and Dulce has been graded and is much smoother than before (still dirt of course). It was a very enjoyable trip.
Somewhere I have a picture of the plaque commemorating the spot where Popeye's favorite movie scene happened - when Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid blow up the combine and Sundance says "Think you used enough dynamite there Butch?"
Greg Coit
Bayfield, CO
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