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Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR - From Front of #489Date: 08/17/14 19:37 C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 August 2014 Engineer / Fireman School. Cloudy and overcast afternoon.
Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 08/17/14 19:59 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: LarryDoyle Outstanding!
Date: 08/17/14 20:11 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 LarryDoyle Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Outstanding! Thanks for your nice comment. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 08/17/14 21:20 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: thehighwayman Simply beautiful!
Your work is getting better and better all the time Roger! Love watching your videos. Will MacKenzie Dundas, ON Date: 08/17/14 22:36 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: patd3985 Nice one Roger! We even got to see a bit of Jukes Tree at the end! By the way... Does anyone know the exact history of Jukes Tree? I was just wondering how and when it got that name. (Never mind...I found it!...Google is your friend!)
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/17/14 22:44 by patd3985. Date: 08/17/14 23:45 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: BCHellman Is the camera a permanent fixture in order to defend the railroad in the event of a grade-crossing lawsuit?
Date: 08/18/14 03:06 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: andersonb109 Isn't it named because a famous photographer named Jukes way back in the day often incorporate it into his photos?
Date: 08/18/14 06:11 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 thehighwayman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Simply beautiful! > Your work is getting better and better all the > time Roger! > Love watching your videos. Thanks Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 08/18/14 06:11 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 patd3985 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Nice one Roger! We even got to see a bit of Jukes > Tree at the end! By the way... Does anyone know > the exact history of Jukes Tree? I was just > wondering how and when it got that name. (Never > mind...I found it!...Google is your friend!) Sorry I don't know. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 08/18/14 06:12 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 BCHellman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is the camera a permanent fixture in order to > defend the railroad in the event of a > grade-crossing lawsuit? No, I mounted it for this video. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 08/18/14 06:13 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Wacky-roger1942 andersonb109 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't it named because a famous photographer named > Jukes way back in the day often incorporate it > into his photos? I have heard that story. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 08/18/14 17:35 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: iliketrains Why is the bridge crossing the river just east of Chama appear to be a standard guage bridge with long ties and wide supports?
Date: 08/19/14 06:15 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: pilotblue That's some great footage and I like the perspective very much. Thanks for posting this!!!
Date: 08/19/14 15:39 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: DRGWMark iliketrains Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Why is the bridge crossing the river just east of > Chama appear to be a standard guage bridge with > long ties and wide supports? Probably built to standard gauge specifications. Lobato and Cascade Trestles were built the same way. Date: 08/20/14 19:09 Re: C&TSRR - From Front of #489 Author: Earlk D&RGW outside framed 2-8-2's are wider than comparably sized standard gauge engines.
The pin-connected thru truss bridge came from a standard gauge line south of Grand Junction, and was installed in the early 1920's. |