487 Cumbrea&Toltec by Richardphotos
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Description
took this in Colorado west of Colorado Springs. I may return and take a ride on the train
the coal smoke was so thick that a sharp focus did not happen

Comments (41)
Fantastic capture !!!
Great shot :)
Cool photo and engine!
Looks like the old west very cool pic of this machine.
Fantastic shot.
a wondefull iconic picture
Very beautiful locomotive!!!!!!
I think he is very old!!Beautiful picture!!!!
Looks like its built for hill climbing. Nice shot.
That is cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Probably the sensor on that camera. The 7D you have would have been the best choice! Those are cool to see thanks!
Beautiful photo of an old train.
awesome
Still a good shot in spite of the focus problem! I love Colorado!
Amazing train and superb capture!
Superb engine and excellent capture !
very nice little train
What a cool capture, Richard. I'd give anything to ride on this train myself.
great shot Richard, love the zoom on it. if yu ever make it back to the springs, let me know maybe we can hook up.
Great capture!
wow...i love trains...especially old ones like that but the coal of course has played a detrimental part in the deterioration of our environment...but i really like the way you captured the 'smoke'... excellent imagery... happy sunday!!! chills and thrills
Still looks good. Nice photo!
It looks quite old. A superb shot!
that's really a nice one :)
Great shot of this Mikado K-36! Anyone interested in more info can view this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%26RGW_K-36
This really looks cool!
Built to last.... Nice shot. Aloha
Such a cool train.
Very cool capture
One of the great NG railroads. Have you ridden on the Durango-Silverton RR yet?