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The daily train departing Chama Eastbound.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

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The tank cars at right are spotted by what appears to be an unloading facility. Are the cars in fact carry petroleum products to Chama, or are they simply preserved for the historic collection. If so, what's the purpose of the unloading platform?

Art House



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/20/17 07:53 by aehouse.

aehouse Wrote:
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> The tank cars at right are spotted by what appears
> to be an unloading facility. Are the cars in fact
> carry petroleum products to Chama, or are they
> simply preserved for the historic collection. If
> so, that's the purpose of the unloading platform?
>
> Art House

If I remember right it is the loading dock. The cars are part of their historic collection.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

This was spectacular! Great job.

drh1est Wrote:
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> This was spectacular! Great job.


I like the idea of including some of the radio chatter.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

aehouse Wrote:
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> The tank cars at right are spotted by what appears
> to be an unloading facility. Are the cars in fact
> carry petroleum products to Chama, or are they
> simply preserved for the historic collection. If
> so, what's the purpose of the unloading platform?
>
> Art House

Loading dock for crude oil from the Gramps oil field in Colorado and others in Rio Arriba County, NM. One or more tank cars labeled "Gramps" are being restored by the Friends in Antonito.

Cumbresfan Wrote:
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> aehouse Wrote:
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> > The tank cars at right are spotted by what
> appears
> > to be an unloading facility. Are the cars in
> fact
> > carry petroleum products to Chama, or are they
> > simply preserved for the historic collection.
> If
> > so, what's the purpose of the unloading
> platform?
> >
> > Art House
>
> Loading dock for crude oil from the Gramps oil
> field in Colorado and others in Rio Arriba County,
> NM. One or more tank cars labeled "Gramps" are
> being restored by the Friends in Antonito.


Thank you for posting the information.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Another great video. That was excellent!


Chris

Some more fine work from Stathi and his team in Antonito.Pics taken week before the Denver Narrow Gauge Convention.
Regards,DK

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Couple more.

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Mudrock Wrote:
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> Another great video. That was excellent!
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>
> Chris

Thank you Chris.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

last ones

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