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 Father & Daughter In The Cab. "Its All In The Family". From Our To Do Folder.All of our trains are open air cars with no heat this year. It can be cold in the mountains in the fall so please dress accordingly. Jackets are recommended.Come up when it's quieter - Monday Thru Thursday.Please reserve early =AT0SXbGtf3PAClz9bz9Sc5QfBe-SPykjmqPay2L1WKB8XtizvMoz_L1P46eALzu4irTz_Tl_RNgSFGjm9wU1xsyQTGd5tNzq6xIlwZ-X6gQUDOtnXWvNS9ynSepvkqHeRmOvUAanCJCuKCsSyeFg0pUnsQ]http://www.georgetownlooprr.com

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
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This is very helpful....I'd always wondered what the cab end of 111's tiny front end throttle looked like.

Worthington_S_A Wrote:
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> This is very helpful....I'd always wondered what
> the cab end of 111's tiny front end throttle
> looked like.

Glad to help.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Wow, Roger! Excellent video of the Dad/ Daughter duo and like when she takes over and runs for a bit !!
I know of another duo back in Coldwater, MI who run the #110–the smallest Pacific around— so this isn’t the only one, but it’s definitely unique. The high trestle is a little unnerving for me, too- haha
Extraordinary work, sir !

IC_2024 Wrote:
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> Wow, Roger! Excellent video of the Dad/ Daughter
> duo and like when she takes over and runs for a
> bit !!
> I know of another duo back in Coldwater, MI who
> run the #110–the smallest Pacific around— so
> this isn’t the only one, but it’s definitely
> unique. The high trestle is a little unnerving
> for me, too- haha
> Extraordinary work, sir !

We are glad you enjoyed it.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Roger another excellent go pro video from the tender deck really worked well. Shows just what it like to operate this unique locomotive. Excellent film!

Chris

Great video.   The view from the trestle is unique!


Could you tell me what the plaque on the top of the cab says - I couldn't quite make it out.

JWL

Mudrock Wrote:
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> Roger another excellent go pro video from the
> tender deck really worked well. Shows just what it
> like to operate this unique locomotive. Excellent
> film!
>
> Chris

Thanks Chris.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

tbdbitl Wrote:
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> Great video.   The view from the trestle is
> unique!
>
>
> Could you tell me what the plaque on the top of
> the cab says - I couldn't quite make it out.
>
> JWL

Sorry I don't remember and I am in Chama, NM not Georgetown.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Isn't this the 40? I'm not 100% sure but it sure looks like it to me. We rode at the end of August and 40 was running and 111 was in the shop getting some spring rigging work. Jennifer was the engineer that day.

flash34 Wrote:
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> Isn't this the 40? I'm not 100% sure but it sure
> looks like it to me. We rode at the end of August
> and 40 was running and 111 was in the shop getting
> some spring rigging work. Jennifer was the
> engineer that day.

I don't remember and I am thinking it was done in 2019.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

flash34 Wrote:
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> Isn't this the 40? I'm not 100% sure but it sure
> looks like it to me. We rode at the end of August
> and 40 was running and 111 was in the shop getting
> some spring rigging work. Jennifer was the
> engineer that day.

I can see "....restoration of engine 111...." in the text of the commemorative plate on the back of the cab.

Worthington_S_A Wrote:
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> flash34 Wrote:
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> > Isn't this the 40? I'm not 100% sure but it
> sure
> > looks like it to me. We rode at the end of
> August
> > and 40 was running and 111 was in the shop
> getting
> > some spring rigging work. Jennifer was the
> > engineer that day.
>
> I can see "....restoration of engine 111...." in
> the text of the commemorative plate on the back of
> the cab.

Thanks for the information.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff