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Welcome to Gunnison, Colorado. The
home of Rio Grande 268. |
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I hope you enjoy this detailed shot of
268's running gear and cab. (The commentary in blue is a indication
that Coradene is handling this part of the update!) |
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Galloping Goose number 5 in Antonito. |
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Locomotive 488 and that Rio Grande Southern Logo. |
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I hope you like these shots, just wanted to share these views with
you. |
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488 and Number 5. |
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You know I get to see this all the time, that's why I like to
share it with you all.. |
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Waiting for the Nightwatchman, 488 and Number 5 wait Patiently. |
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I like these poses... |
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The sky was beautiful, that helped add some color to the scene. |
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I love this! Thanks to everyone this isn't an old picture, fully restored and operating historical railroad equipment.
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Love the nose on that Goose. |
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The nose of Number 5. |
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Again everywhere the Number 5 has been and the
484. |
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There she is, Goose Number 5. |
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I am on the locomotive 484 on the siding in
Osier and Goose Number 5 is up ahead.. |
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Train 1 with 488 leading the way rolls into Osier
on the Main. |
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Thought you might like this different
perspective.. |
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Monday morning and 488 and 487 share the
coaling track in Antonito. |
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Rio Grande Caboose 0589....
This caboose is in Gunnison, Colorado at the local museum...
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The interior of Caboose 0589. |
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I love the seats in the Cupola, those
are beautiful. |
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Looking up into the Cupola. |
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I love the seats, these are so
cool. |
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I would have love to have ridden
in this caboose. |
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Looking down from the Cupola. |
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The rear end brake valve. I hope
you have enjoyed these photographs, there are more to come.. |
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488 will take the New Mexico train back to Chama
and 487 will stay in Antonito one more night and pull the Antonito
train out of station tuesday morning. |
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Here is Call Board in the Alamosa
Depot, and I have been called off the extra board and put on a
train... |
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I am on a SL&RG train rolling east to La
Veta, just east of Alamosa on the Welded rail. |
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Rolling east on the SL&RG passenger train. |
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Climbing up La Veta. |
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Krystal and that beautiful Caritas Car... |
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I am looking back from the locomotive as we
climb La Veta Pass. |
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Caritas brings up the rear. |
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We have almost hit the summit at Fir and we
are passing the connecting track at the summit of La Veta. |
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Looking down to the Muleshoe curve. |
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Now, from the summit you can see the tracks
dropping down to Fort Garland and beyond. |
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Another view of the train climbing La Veta. |
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We are now on the descent and passing through
the many red rock cuts. |
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Descending La Veta near the station and old
siding of Codo. |
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Looking back as we roll into the upper
valleys of La Veta. |
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The train in La Veta with Caritas in the
consist. |
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SL&RG 459 and Caritas. |
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Ashley and Krystal in the Caritas. |
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Here is the Tank in
Gunnison, Colorado. |
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Another view of the Tank and
Depot... |
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The Tank and Depot are beautifully
restored.. stop into Gunnison, Colorado and visit this great
collection. |
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Approaching the Lower Tunnel on La Veta Pass....
thank you for being patient and another update will be coming
soon... |