DRG&W #489 subs as infamous DRG&W #485, back from the scrap yards after falling into the turntable pit in Salida in 1953. The engine returned to 2011, alas only for 24 hours.
A ranch hand shoots the breeze with the engineer of DRG&W #487 while a hostler prepares the stock cars for loading at the stockyards in Osier, NM. Part of a Lerro Productions charter. Click more)
Vista at Tanglefoot. In an effort to maintain a practical grade though the steep grades of both CO and NM, the Rio Grande engineered several horseshoe grades in it's lines easing the climb. In t... (more)
Steep grades are the norm on the Denver, Rio Grande and Western narrow gauge line seen here attacking the grade at Tanglefoot Curve. DRG&W #485 has the honors today thanks to a Lerro Productions ... (more)