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600 feet above Rio de Los Pinos Running through Toltec Gorge
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A backwards view of Hangman's Trestle
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A closer look back at Sublette
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A distant ranch in the valley
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A nice double curve for our train
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A ribbon of aspen against the Evergreens
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Across the hills
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An idea of the scale in Toltec Gorge
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Antonito Station From here we had to ride a touring bus back to Chama, New Mexico
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Aspens and evergreens
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Autumn colors shooting into the sun
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Beautiful Valley
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Before Sublette
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Beginning to see transition in landscape
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Big Horn Peak
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Coming out of Rock Tunnel
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Crossing old lakebed before Antonito
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Cumbres & Toltec #19
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Prompt action by Engineer and Brakeman
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Engineer lies @ front wheel to work on it Dedication restored engine to tracks and we got underway once again
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Going into Rock Tunnel
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Goodbye to engine
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Half wild country
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Hangman's Trestle There were no trees in this area, and the trestle was used as a hanging site for an outlaw.
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Haystack-like rock
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Last Caboose
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Lava Tank, last water tower before Antonito used only once
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Looking back across a valley at Sublette
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Looking back the way we've come
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Looking down into Toltec Gorge
