Re: Heading to Alamosa ...
| December 13, 2023 05:37PM |
I wouldn"t say there are cross streets to reference.
The Narrow Gauge Museum was about 3 miles soiuth of Alamosa on the west side of highway.
If i have my thoughts in order the "Deopt" has since been moved to the park whee engine 169 is displayed.
Jimmy
The Narrow Gauge Museum was about 3 miles soiuth of Alamosa on the west side of highway.
If i have my thoughts in order the "Deopt" has since been moved to the park whee engine 169 is displayed.
Jimmy
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