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Nostalgia & History > Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972Date: 11/25/16 07:13 Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: valmont As someone mentioned in one of my BB posts, Bruce did more than take train pictures. Here's a roster shot of Bruce sitting on Granite Peak, the highest point in Montana, on August 28, 1972. I found some variations on the elevation of Granite Peak, but they were all around 12,800.
I have a couple others of Bruce's climbing adventures that I'll post in the future ...  Date: 11/25/16 07:29 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: krm152 Great to see what a great photographer looked like. He looks like a very intelligent, focused, and friendly individual.
Thanks for posting. ALLEN Date: 11/25/16 07:41 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: valmont krm152 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great to see what a great photographer looked > like. He looks like a very intelligent, focused, > and friendly individual. > Thanks for posting. > ALLEN Bruce was all of those, plus very funny and what anyone would want in a true friend ... Date: 11/25/16 11:27 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: alamedafrank Is this the same Bruce Black who worked for the Santa Fe and then on the UP in the Bay Area in the 1990's?
Date: 11/25/16 11:41 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: valmont alamedafrank Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is this the same Bruce Black who worked for the > Santa Fe and then on the UP in the Bay Area in the > 1990's? No, not the same one Date: 11/25/16 14:31 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: callum_out Looks like one of those railfan thugs I used to run into!
Out Date: 11/25/16 22:07 Re: Bruce Black, no train, high up in his beloved Montana 1972 Author: dan a steam punk?
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