Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR - Nice looking short freight

From the July 2014 Engineer & Fireman School.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

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As always, Roger, nice stuff! You have no idea how much I'd like to be out there right now.

Funny how Disneyland touts itself as "The Happiest Place on Earth". I respectfully disagree. Chama fits the bill quite nicely...

S_W

Stevo_Weimario Wrote:
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> As always, Roger, nice stuff! You have no idea how
> much I'd like to be out there right now.
>
> Funny how Disneyland touts itself as "The Happiest
> Place on Earth". I respectfully disagree. Chama
> fits the bill quite nicely...
>
> S_W


We should change the name to Happy Chama.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

There is a National Geographic photographer, Jim Richardson, of whom I was fortunate to attend a seminar said, "If you want to take good pictures, stand in front of good stuff." You have done that and the videography you show is excellent.
Chama ... been there once and would love to be there again and again.

Excellent video!

I find most train videography does best with what you have done here and that is use a tripod and sparingly use pan/tilt/zoom.

Thank you for not making me nauseous!

On another note, that is some fine looking track and equipment.

Someone here I sure can say for sure but I do not recall the Rio Grande narrow gauge as having rock ballast. Sure looks different that way.

Dennis Livesey
New York, NY

tanker36 Wrote:
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> There is a National Geographic photographer, Jim
> Richardson, of whom I was fortunate to attend a
> seminar said, "If you want to take good pictures,
> stand in front of good stuff." You have done that
> and the videography you show is excellent.
> Chama ... been there once and would love to be
> there again and again.


Thanks for your nice words and plan on a return trip.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

ChooChooDennis Wrote:
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> Excellent video!
>
> I find most train videography does best with what
> you have done here and that is use a tripod and
> sparingly use pan/tilt/zoom.
>
> Thank you for not making me nauseous!
>
> On another note, that is some fine looking track
> and equipment.
>
> Someone here I sure can say for sure but I do not
> recall the Rio Grande narrow gauge as having rock
> ballast. Sure looks different that way.


IMHO the C&TSRR track crew has done a GREAT job.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Well done...again!

Steve Mitchell
http://www.yardgoatimages.com

YG Wrote:
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> Well done...again!
>
> Steve Mitchell
> http://www.yardgoatimages.com


Thank you Steve.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff