C&TSRR fans try a Photo Safari *PIC*
| March 14, 2006 09:23PM |
C&TSRR fans try a Photo Safari
We stopped a couple of times to look at the old railroad roadbed while looking for wildlife.
On the way home about dark they agreed this is going to be good for the railroad and for the community and good for Barbara & I.
When people come to Chama for a Camera Safari or to go to Camera Safari School they are going to be in town for numerous days. How could anybody that likes to take any kind of photographs not want to take photos of the C&TSRR. If they take photos of the railroad, many will want to ride the C&TSRR. We all laughed at the different possibilities using this equipment to chase the train. Ed has been taking photos of the C&TSRR every trip (they come to Chama 3 or 4 times every year) for many years now and thinks this will be like starting over with all the new locations that will be available.
After today I am getting excited about 2006 photos of the C&TSRR.
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We stopped a couple of times to look at the old railroad roadbed while looking for wildlife.
On the way home about dark they agreed this is going to be good for the railroad and for the community and good for Barbara & I.
When people come to Chama for a Camera Safari or to go to Camera Safari School they are going to be in town for numerous days. How could anybody that likes to take any kind of photographs not want to take photos of the C&TSRR. If they take photos of the railroad, many will want to ride the C&TSRR. We all laughed at the different possibilities using this equipment to chase the train. Ed has been taking photos of the C&TSRR every trip (they come to Chama 3 or 4 times every year) for many years now and thinks this will be like starting over with all the new locations that will be available.
After today I am getting excited about 2006 photos of the C&TSRR.
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roger hogan | March 14, 2006 09:23PM |
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