D&S Double Header Steam II

Durango & Silverton Railroad special double headed steam train, engines leaving Durango separately and joining together in Hermosa, Co. Part of the Narrow Gauge Convention held there. Videos taken with a Kodak P850 digital still camera with video capability. I was shooting stills mostly and shot a bit of video here and there. 22 August 2006 © by Bob Boudreau

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• steam
• train
• durango
• doubleheader
• colorado
• hermosa

[JunThailand]

Execuse me, can I ask you about Kodak P850 ? Can this camera can do the digital zoom after the end of optical zoom in video mode ? Thank you.

[arailfan]

@JunThailand I assume so, but am not sure, I sold the camera a few years ago.

[nicholasbreeden]

why does it seem like the C&T have more double headers?

[arailfan]

Probably due to the cost. The run I photographed was for the convention, with over 1600 attending. May have been arranged by the convention committee for the event.

[addington86]

why dose 482 bell sound difernt then 481 bell

[arailfan]

Best me, a different bell?

[mogges1]

Man can you imagine be'en out on the prairie and have never seen one of these and it in the middle of the night.Your a Native American and you heard that whistle blow and see that Light off the train.WHAT WOULD YA DO.think I run

[gjhgjh]

That is my favorite McDonalds

[JunThailand]

thank you. arailfan

[ratecoudo]

I love those machines, it reminds me the classic movies of the 20's and 30's lol

[durangoandsilverton]

@VFB1210 there cool beacuse their narrow gauge. look nice, and have an outside body

[durangoandsilverton]

@Chatzi473 the bridge also cant support 2 locomtoives