Re: Winter 2021 On The Durango and Silverton (Video Content)
| January 21, 2022 01:44PM |
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Rader Sidetrack Wrote:
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> Great video, and thanks for posting it here!
>
> I liked all of the video, including
> the footage that had no train 'visible'.
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spieser Wrote:
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> Link was good in first post. Nicely done. I like
> the still, quiet forest scenes with the increasing
> sound of the engine working its way up the hill.
> Thanks.
Thanks, it was a much more surreal experience in person, as the only thing you could hear was the train and the screeching of the snow plows on 550
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> Great video, and thanks for posting it here!
>
> I liked all of the video, including
> the footage that had no train 'visible'.
>
spieser Wrote:
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> Link was good in first post. Nicely done. I like
> the still, quiet forest scenes with the increasing
> sound of the engine working its way up the hill.
> Thanks.
Thanks, it was a much more surreal experience in person, as the only thing you could hear was the train and the screeching of the snow plows on 550
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