Re: Two cabeese from Alamosa to Chama & back - 08/28-29/67
| December 09, 2022 08:07PM |
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As usual, Tank -
At least in the "Olden Days", I tried to be as unobtrusive as possible around the D&RGW, so I never met either Mr. Gruber or the 'brass' from Denver and never was real sure who might be in the photos I took back then. Since that tall fellow apparently isn't John Gruber maybe my guess regarding a photo taken the day before in Antonito is correct after all, and the man at the right with his back to the camera in this shot is him:
- Roosso
At least in the "Olden Days", I tried to be as unobtrusive as possible around the D&RGW, so I never met either Mr. Gruber or the 'brass' from Denver and never was real sure who might be in the photos I took back then. Since that tall fellow apparently isn't John Gruber maybe my guess regarding a photo taken the day before in Antonito is correct after all, and the man at the right with his back to the camera in this shot is him:
- Roosso
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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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