Re: Lumberton, New Mexico - Overlay
| September 03, 2018 05:25PM |
An overlay of the Lumberton wye and the yard of the RG&SW. The aerials on Bing are snow covered so you can't see much detail on the ground unfortunately. The depot was near the "64" symbol at the bottom of the wye. A section house, tool house and car body shed were to the east of the depot. The RG & SW branched off the main just out of shot on the left side.
Roger, is the narrow gauge car still up on the hillside to the south of the highway? I haven't been through there yet this year to check on it. Nice to see the drone shots.
Dave
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/03/2018 05:46PM by ROW Explorer.
Roger, is the narrow gauge car still up on the hillside to the south of the highway? I haven't been through there yet this year to check on it. Nice to see the drone shots.
Dave
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/03/2018 05:46PM by ROW Explorer.
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