here is a ten minute video on how John Bush sees railroading. Hopefully this will take you there.
Tom C.
https://video.nationalgeographic.com/vi ... latedvideo
C&TS video on NatGeo
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C&TS video on NatGeo
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Re: C&TS video on NatGeo
I didn't watch the video, and I've never heard of John Bush, so I just looked at the plethora of pictures to click on and decided that the one where the stupid dude is 'surfing' on a moving rail car. Such a stupid trick like that isn't something that I would condone by watching the rest of it.
Mark D.
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Re: C&TS video on NatGeo
Sorry it didn't take you directly there. That was the wrong vid. This is a nice video on the Cumbres & Toltec RR and is 10 mins long. It takes a few minutes to load but i think it is worth it.
look for
Lessons learned from a lifetime of working on a historic American West railroad.
or try this link.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/vide ... 423555777/
look for
Lessons learned from a lifetime of working on a historic American West railroad.
or try this link.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/vide ... 423555777/
tom_at_srclry_com
Lost somewhere in Michigan instead of Colorado!
Lost somewhere in Michigan instead of Colorado!
Re: C&TS video on NatGeo
Mark, you should watch it. Joe Harper, who is a regular 261 rider, sent it to me. John Bush runs the Cumbres and Toltec, and their engines are coal fired. It is quite interesting about his history and what made him get involved.

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Re: C&TS video on NatGeo
I will take a look at it today. Thanks for the information Fitz.
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