RGS 20 on the highline
| September 19, 2007 09:46AM |
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Hey guys check this out, i was searching through Time pictures and came across this picture. What had really thrown me off was the open car behind the engine. Then i noticed the particulary small engine in the 50's. I couldn't figure out what it was at first but i did some research and realized this was the 20 on its way to Silverton for Ticket To Tomahawk!. I definitely thought this was a cool picture and wanted to share it with you all.
Also, was the mock up wood engine built on sight in Silverton?
Matt
Also, was the mock up wood engine built on sight in Silverton?
Matt
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