It should be pretty this time of year in the Jemez Mountains. https://jemezvalleyhistory.org/?page_id=908

Very thorough write-up here about Santa Fe operations at San Marcial (before and after the flood): http://socorro-history.org/HISTORY/smarcial/sanmarcial_railroad.pdf

The Golden Spur Saloon in Magdalena NM hosts a fine collection of images at its website: http://goldenspursaloon.com/contacts.html Check out the recording of "Here Comes the Santa Fe" on that website!

Just took a look at the huge Tyson plant in this city sitting right in the railroad tracks. It looks like they no longer use rail? Yet the tracks are full of older Diesel engines? Blocking the

Check out this place next time you're railfanning the BNSF out near Belen NM. https://www.facebook.com/HubCityBrewingCompany/ That Green Chile Cheeseburger looks mighty tasty! Pete's Café also looks

Good to know about this one! There are also Virtual Railfan cameras at Texarkana, Big Sandy, Tower 55 (Ft. Worth) and Belen--all in Railspot territory. Until the SOUTHWEST CHIEF went tri-weekly I used

Sorry I missed it. Did not know about such an event? Tom Roise

Inexperienced engineer Not familiar with the track in all conditions. Probably not enough momentum to get the consist up the grade and not enough sand for traction. Tom Roise

Thanks Bill I just visited the site. Asked two questions with no reply?? Could be interesting if they have any train frequency. Any idea how many pass in the daylight? Mostly BNSF? Tom Roise

Correct

Well.... hickory dickory dock.... Look who's dug up this... What I didn't realize was Johnny Meyers is actually my long lost Uncle!?! At least according to the photo caption... Dr. John Waters...

Just FYI, there's a new railcam online in Quanah, TX. Says it is hosted by the City of Quanah, but I don't know if that means it's sponsored. Therefore I'm not sure if it will stay free or go behind a

On top of the switch stand the light indicators are covered with metal coverings and only a slant opening is visible.

Either an inexperienced engineer, an empty sand box or clogged sand pipes. Gerald Hook – Russellville, AR

I enjoyed last Friday's TSRR Rusk Diesel Roundup trip and the seating in the Presidential Car 1511 was a comfortable means to visit with my grandson and his wife (their four-year anniversary

On Oct 24, 2020, at 10:33 AM, jthomasmet via groups.io <jthomasmet@...> wrote:  I believe that is an early GE in the photo. It might be an 80 tonner. It is not a Whitcomb for sure. Jeff

And just think I lived a block away from it and played around it many a time. Not even realizing it was a depot. Randy James

You just never know who you'll find in the news? https://italyneotribune.com/stories/4dc92d9fc29e06850300049c/photos.html When was this? Ah, 2009. The rest of the

Any updates on the construction or operation of this line? https://sgrr.com/

See Railspot message # 155520 for a photo of the depot.