Southwestern Colorado by Ronald Douglas Frazier ● portfotolio

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Silver Mines in Colorado

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Red Mountain Mining District, Colorado

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Durango and Silverton Railroad engineer on the job

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Engineer inspects the old 480 steam train

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Love at 7000ft

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Abandoned silver mine. Silverton, CO.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Red Mountain Mining District, Southwestern Colorado

Ronald Douglas Frazier: At around 7000 ft in the San Juan mountains of Southwestern Colorado heading to Ouray.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: The Durango & Silverton railroad. Engineer at work at the Silverton stop.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: The Durango And Silverton train follows the winding Animas River through Southwestern Colorado.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Nineteenth Century Mining Ingenuity

Ronald Douglas Frazier: The Yankee Girl silver mine, Red Mountain Colorado

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Ronald Douglas Frazier: Our Conductor on the Silverton & Durango Steam train keeps records on our 3 hour trip to Silverton.

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Ronald Douglas Frazier: The Silverton & Durango steam train takes a bend in the canyon. The train was a vital link in the old silver mining days. Telegraph poles still line the RR right of way.

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Ronald Douglas Frazier: The engineer of the Silverton & Durango steam train does an inspection at the Silverton stop.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Ouray Colorado Elev 7,700 ft. The Switzerland of the Rockies.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Once you know what to look for you can spot played out silver mines all day at Red Mountain, Colorado.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Legendary Yankee Girl silver mine. Red Mountain Mining District, Colorado. Elev. 15,000ft. It is May and snow kept us to the main road only. You can't throw a rock without hitting old mining equipment.

Ronald Douglas Frazier: Union Trust Mine, Red Mountain Mining District, Rocky Mountains, Colorado.