RGS #20 from yesterday
| September 06, 2021 01:54PM |
Hi guys,
Yesterday we had the opportunity to chase the train west from Antonito. I say "we" because my wife volunteered to join me. Unprecedented!
Here's an early morning shot at the trestle:
A shot to show the scale of the train versus the scenery:
I like this one below Lava, even though that juniper bush is not ideally located:
Finally, a shot of the train arriving at Big Horn:
Cheers,
Matt
Yesterday we had the opportunity to chase the train west from Antonito. I say "we" because my wife volunteered to join me. Unprecedented!
Here's an early morning shot at the trestle:
A shot to show the scale of the train versus the scenery:
I like this one below Lava, even though that juniper bush is not ideally located:
Finally, a shot of the train arriving at Big Horn:
Cheers,
Matt
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mhutson | September 06, 2021 01:54PM |
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spieser | September 06, 2021 02:58PM |
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