Re: C&S 9 on the high bridge
| September 07, 2007 12:57PM |
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Not to throw gasoline on a "far" (as we call that hot, sparkly thing here in the South) but what is the status of the Loop's locomotives? I think I missed part of it all. #111, 9, 12, the diesels? Just curious.
I was going to see the Loop this summer but ended up not having time to go up there (only one day in Denver and had friends to visit - and apparently some whom I thought were friendly but weren't.) I knew I should had made that right turn in Pagosa Springs (and went to Chama.)
I was going to see the Loop this summer but ended up not having time to go up there (only one day in Denver and had friends to visit - and apparently some whom I thought were friendly but weren't.) I knew I should had made that right turn in Pagosa Springs (and went to Chama.)
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