Re: Eureka, a steam engine

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Vince

Eureka, a steam engine
November 20, 2009 11:57AM

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I've ridden Durango to Silverton steam engine rails...excellent experience

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tomdisco

Re: Eureka, a steam engine
November 20, 2009 01:07PM

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Vince, very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Jim

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Vince

Re: Eureka, a steam engine
November 20, 2009 02:11PM

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All your's. Hissss

LOL

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Catalonian Burro

Re: Eureka, a steam engine
November 22, 2009 10:53AM

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Beautiful machine, yes.

Have you visited Jamestown, which happens to be near Yosemite? You may enjoy it if you like this.

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Vince

Re: Eureka, a steam engine
November 22, 2009 05:53PM

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Catalonian Burro
Beautiful machine, yes.

Have you visited Jamestown, which happens to be near Yosemite? You may enjoy it if you like this.

I have been to Jamestown and took nice pics of the entire park including Petticoat Junction water tower, which at the time was on the ground, unfortunately the trains were off-season not running when I was there last. I would love to ride the open car. Wouldn't compare to Durango-Silverton open car, though.

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Frank Furter

Re: Eureka, a steam engine
November 22, 2009 06:16PM

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There seem to be two sections of narrow gauge left Chama to Antonito and the Durango-Silverton Section:

http://www.thesantafesite.com/articles-database/Railroad-Rides-in-New-Mexico-and-Colorado.html

http://www.cumbrestoltec.com/content/area-info.aspx

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