Re: The Old Colorado Midland Doesn't Come By Here Much Anymore (NNG-ish)
| June 08, 2020 05:45PM |
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And to throw in some narrow gauge content, on my way back from another trip to Denver for an annual pilgrimage to Coors Field, I managed to bike up a few miles on Marshall Pass.
Looking down on my car (that bright orange dot in the lot). Down there where the car is should be the site of Shirley IIRC.
Wide view of the same shot.
Looking towards Mears Jct.
And finally, above, and looking over O'Haver Lake.
Looking down on my car (that bright orange dot in the lot). Down there where the car is should be the site of Shirley IIRC.
Wide view of the same shot.
Looking towards Mears Jct.
And finally, above, and looking over O'Haver Lake.
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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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