Western Railroad Discussion > Kyle leaving Limon CO

Doubling a 105 cars together and leaving.

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Climbing up to Genoa some targets still standing.
Pikes Peak behind.

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And at Genoa a pickup and setout.

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Leaving Genoa
Leaving Arriba
Another pair of targets

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And Flagler in the distance. Then DOL and a van home. Hard day making 25miles........

And parked at the truck stop at Flagler....any guesses???  Insert.......your caption here....



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/21/19 23:25 by SD45X.

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<<< And parked at the truck stop at Flagler....any guesses??? >>>
I don't know what it is, but I saw something very similar at the dentist's office today!  LOL!

Lynn, you almost made me choke on my coffee on that one!

Great series - love the pic with Pikes Peak in the background (90+ miles away)

BB

A new forward firing laser cannon for the latest STAR DESTROYER! 

David Ketchum
Cheyenne WY

Awesome catch and shots! Love that jointed rail:}

Nice assortment of shots, that's some train!

Out

I believe that structure is an Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space modulator utilized by Marvin the Martian.  Also, possibly, a Universal Multiphasic Gravitation Compensator described by Mr. Spock in Star Trek 3!

Bill of lading says it's from the Acme Corporation destined for a Wile E. Coyote, Super Genius.

Scott R. Snell
Easton, PA

Mechagodzilla’s middle finger?



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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/22/19 09:55 by DJ-12.

Great stuff, ALL threads! That's one helluva step-ladder you brung along for image #9 in this one...

;^)

You should go up to genoa today and fly your bird!

I loved all your postings here on TO's today.  Great photography!  I liked the #6 here with Pike's Peak in the distance.  These old searchlight signals have been dormant since the Rock Island Line went belly-up, but in this photo it nearly appears there is a "green" signal showing where there would normally be a red.  Probably either a reflection of the sun on the lens or the hood.  Whatever, thanks for the "bird" and the ground shots throughout your postings!

test bed platform for rocket engine firing?
 

Danny McLean
Center, TX

Several of us are really curious as to what that load on the flat bed may actually be.  Would you consider re-posting it with a 'what is this?" request.  (Serious responses only, of course!)

Thanks, great series of photos!
    Doug

One of the local gang here insists that the flat bed load is a grain dryer....but it sure doesn't resemble any of the grain dryers that most of us have seen!