A ballast train eases itself along the weed-choked main at first is east of MP 325 east of Eagle,Colorado on June 29, 2006. Rusted rails makes you go slow as snails Photo: Todd Busse |
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
POTD - Has Anyone Seen My Right-of-way?
It's hard to believe that only 10 years before this photo was taken, this right-of-way was part of a well-maintained transcontinental railroad system, a vital national link carrying goods and commodities from Pueblo and points east to Salt Lake City and points west. In 2006, It's hard to see it among the weeds as nature attempts to reclaim the land for its own use.
PS: If you'd like to see more of Todd's trip, he posted some of his photos on RailroadForums.com.
Tags:
MOW,
POTD,
Tennessee Pass Route,
Union Pacific
Location:
Eagle-Gypsum, CO, USA
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