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OT-- Pics of my office. (trains)MORE PICTURES, LOTS more

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Took some pics sunday -monday on my trip from Denver to Steamboat CO. Hope ya like'em.
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WoooWoooooo! WooWoooooooooo!

LOVE IT!
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very kewl. thanks for sharing
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Tycer wrote:WoooWoooooo! WooWoooooooooo!
LOVE IT!
I take it, you like trains? Jr., great pics... have sometimes wondered what it looked like out your "office" windows, seems like there's much less traffic than out mine! :lol:
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Great pix! Nice office, too. :D
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Hey Jr, you ever make the old run from Minturn to Leadville? I have pictures of the last train over that route, 98-99 maybe?
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Nice pics - good job.
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No,I ran Pueblo CO to Horace KS
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You're a lucky guy. :) That's one of my favorite parts of God's green earth. And you get to see it from angles that are not seen from the highway. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice ride and beautiful country.
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Now that's what I call an "office"!!! :D
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Sixgun jr wrote:No,I ran Pueblo CO to Horace KS
Bet you like this one better. :lol:
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Awesome pics and office! Thanks for sharing. :)
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Thank you Sixgun. Very nice. I will show them to my oldest who lives/breathes trains.
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Ysabel Kid wrote:Now that's what I call an "office"!!! :D
No kidding. Like the pic of the goose. :D
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New rail and dead elk.,
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All pics are of my train. Last one is going around the big ten, then DENVER. I got more if ya want'em.
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Sixgun jr wrote:All pics are of my train. Last one is going around the big ten, then DENVER. I got more if ya want'em.
Lay 'em on! :D
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Who says UPPER Management always gets the best office with the best view! VERY NICE!!!
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I was thinking business office and model trains :lol: !Nice photos and beautiful vista's.Sure post some more :D !
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Fantastic! Do you need anyone to ride shotgun? :wink: :lol:
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Wow, great photos. Thanks for sharing.
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nice office veiw
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How long to make the trip?
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SOOOO Jealous!

I don't even get a window!

Beautiful stuff!

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It takes about 8hrs straight shot, 12hrs normal with traffic. :lol:
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Nice!

Man I miss that part of the country.

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awesome, thanks for sharing those views.
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Thats my son!! I am very proud of this young man! :D :D :D Very nice pics dude! That was like taking a tour through some of the best country this great nation has to offer. You made a very wise decision getting away from the East Coast toilet. Plus............yo daddy has a very cool place to visit. BTW, I have a prize for you for being a very good man---------I will give you a hint...the last two numbers of the model number end with "86"--------------Yo Pappa
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Wow! Do you need an assistant?
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I wish my office was in Gods Country!
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Sixgun jr wrote:No,I ran Pueblo CO to Horace KS
I've been to Horace. It's a happenin town. You don't want to blink.
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sixgunjr,

the 6936 .... that would be a DD40X ????????

way cool !!!!!!!

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Many thanks for posting :!:
Those are some awesome pictures of beautiful country.

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thats way better then the run from ogden to carlin
except crossin the great salt lake is pretty cool
for the first 5 seconds
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Trains are all different weights and lenghts. Coal load averages 105 to 115 cars at 14,000 to 18,000 thousand tons and 5800 to 6700 feet long. Freight can be alot less then that, average on our sub is 60 cars, 4000 feet and 6000 tons. Each locomotive weighs about 400,000 pounds.
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Now that the motorcycle season is over and my son is playing with guns, it made me think of this post.

Did you ever notice how some people are cool but their dads are real AH's? :D

BTW, I'm missing 3 first generation Colts, 2 1886's, and a Sharps from your visit.

There's some very cool pics here.----------------Sixgun SR. :D
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Your office has spectacular views our your windows.
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Post by Gaucho Gringo »

Very nice office pictures, I am sorry I missed them first time around. The only thing IMO that would make it any better would be steam power but since it has been gone for almost 60-70 years now I wouldn't mind second best.
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Nice, nice nice! Excellent pix - thank you very much!

My only question comes from the first picture. What happened to your steering wheel?
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Can't be. No watch and chain. No bib overalls. No engineer's cap. :lol:
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Beauiful vistas, but I imagine it's like any travelling job.

Enjoying the work, but it's still a lot of time away from home and family.

Great pics.


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KirkD wrote:Nice ride and beautiful country.
+ 1... thanks for sharing.... :D
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Thanks for reviving this thread, enjoyed it all over again :D :D
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