Surprisingly, the town of Silverton has changed little in that time. The main drag is still paved...and all the side streets aren't. The big deal in town is still the before-Noon arrival of the Durango & Silverton train carrying tourists for a two hour layover before heading back down the narrow gauge tracks to Durango. The coal-fed steam locomotive might even be one of those doing the work way back when. In any case, the train still makes a nice pic. Note the gray sky to the top left. That's not haze, but snow in the air. It was the direction we were heading when we left town.
SUMMER 2017: Back on the road again. SUMMER 2016: No travel. In health recovery mode. SUMMER 2015: Out West and house sitting SUMMER 2014: Out West SUMMER 2013: Back to Glacier NP; SUMMER 2012: Glacier NP; SUMMER 2011: Yellowstone and Glacier NP doubleheader; SUMMER 2010: Working on the Grand Canyon's North Rim; SUMMER 2009: June vacation in Nova Scotia; SUMMER 2008: Hiking in Yosemite National Park; SUMMER 2007: Alaska's Denali National Park; SUMMER 2006 :Gold Fever! in Skagway, AK
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Still the same old place
Surprisingly, the town of Silverton has changed little in that time. The main drag is still paved...and all the side streets aren't. The big deal in town is still the before-Noon arrival of the Durango & Silverton train carrying tourists for a two hour layover before heading back down the narrow gauge tracks to Durango. The coal-fed steam locomotive might even be one of those doing the work way back when. In any case, the train still makes a nice pic. Note the gray sky to the top left. That's not haze, but snow in the air. It was the direction we were heading when we left town.
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