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Bill Pratt

April 18, 2006 03:31PM

Frank,
It so happens that I do have another - it is in color and is taken from the town side. Only problem is that a friend has my slides and is scanning them onto a DVD. Will post it soon as I get them back.
The picture is definately Alamosa, Antonito, or in between. Rod's guess of the Alamose stock yards sounds pretty good to me. Am wondering though, why the tracks on the right appear to be on an incline?
Bill

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