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Jim

October 26, 2020 10:06AM

Registered: 16 years ago
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It was a nice day on Saturday to get pictures of #20 and the museum sold out each of its trains, at reduced capacity, for the event. Sunday was whole different story. Single digits and snow for the handful of us who were out there. I'll let some of the other amazing photographers share some of their icy, cold views of #20 pulling the two RG coaches and RGS caboose. What a day! Jeff, Dusty, Chase and the others did a fantastic job.

Jim Barton

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