Re: Turning Goose 5 in Silverton today
| May 07, 2023 02:22PM |
The Railroad is not the only activity in Chama, there is hunting, hiking, wildlife photography and just getting away from the big city, the wild life is a very much part of the narrow gauge landscape, and Roger clearly labels his photo/videos as to what they are, I personally enjoy the off subject photography, like I implied the tracks run through the landscape, and sometimes you see the wildlife, what are you gonna do .... yell at them/it, you don't belong here
I realize everyone has an opinion/ and everyone has the ability to to say what they like/dislike, so lets keep it friendly, sure would hate to see another source of photos disappear.
I realize everyone has an opinion/ and everyone has the ability to to say what they like/dislike, so lets keep it friendly, sure would hate to see another source of photos disappear.
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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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