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Very calm and peaceful and then the train arrives.

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Nice, was always a place I wanted to shot, but the road in looks a little rough for my Santa Fe.

Sharon Evans wrote:Nice, was always a place I wanted to shot, but the road in looks a little rough for my Santa Fe.

Good thinking cuz it is not a nice road.

Its a short walk down from the crest of the hill. We drove a lexus to the edge and walked down two years ago now.

Tom C.

Tom Casper wrote:Its a short walk down from the crest of the hill. We drove a lexus to the edge and walked down two years ago now.

Tom C.

With out a 4 wheel drive that would be a good way to get it done.

I endorse the idea of parking in "Sublette Heights" and then walking down to the tracks. But four-wheel drive isn't necessary to get in or out of Sublette in good weather. High clearance is what's important at that location, and take it slow. I've drive my two-wheel-drive Tacoma there many times for Friends work projects.

I like those shots however you have to get there.

Harold Charlson wrote:I like those shots however you have to get there.

Thank you for your nice comment.

That last one would make a good poster

Robert Diehl wrote:That last one would make a good poster

We printed the first poster of it this morning when I got back from shooting the Chama River Bridge.