Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.

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Roger Hogan

October 09, 2020 06:32PM

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James Wrote:
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> From the still image posted in the original post:
> Interesting shot where you're in hilly/mountain
> country but managed to find an angle where the
> horizon is practically a straight line.

I didn't do that on purpose.

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C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	Roger Hogan	October 09, 2020 05:35AM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	redrob	October 09, 2020 08:15AM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	Roger Hogan	October 09, 2020 05:05PM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	Brett B	October 09, 2020 06:05PM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	Roger Hogan	October 09, 2020 06:29PM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	James	October 09, 2020 06:24PM
Re: C&TSRR = Locomotive#168 At Bighorn Part 1.	Roger Hogan	October 09, 2020 06:32PM

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