Re: BIG TV for C&TS + GLRR (# 9)
| August 07, 2006 05:51PM |
Personally, I think that kind of detail is all the more telling. Thanks for filling in the back-story. Just goes to illustrate how far the loco came. (I was thinking Sundown and Southern--the ill-fated Ft. Lupton collection, but didn't think the loco was ever destined for there.)
(That, and those were the images the historical society sent me. I'm sure they have others, but I wasn't too picky.
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Later,
K
(That, and those were the images the historical society sent me. I'm sure they have others, but I wasn't too picky.
" /> )Later,
K
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