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Mark Valerius

February 15, 2019 02:47PM

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A really nice photo presentation, albeit a tad repetitive in a couple places, but great nonetheless. I can almost smell the sagebrush looking at the east end shots. Those east end pictures really bring out the vastness of the San Luis valley. One of the few places left where narrow gauge and or steam railroading can be experienced in this kind of setting. Love that cowboy and his horse herding the cows as well. All part of the C&TS ambiance, eh?

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