So, my wife is out of town and my older son is visiting his grandparents leaving me and the youngest one home by ourselves. We go into the living room, check the TIVO and find "Roarin' Runbys" - a full hour of steam engines. Now we're talkin'. Since mamas not home, we can turn the volume up... a little more... a little more... ahhh that's nice. How 'bout some more... even better. Before long, we had that 'ol Bose system cranked WAAAAAAAY up. We're talkin' vibrate the windows and feel them trains!!!!!! Yehhhhhhh baby now that's nice. Listen to them whistles shreek, and feel that puppy as it chugs by! If I closed my eyes, I could almost smell the smoke and feel the heat. We're supposed to spend a couple weeks in Durango this summer.... I can't wait.
Turn that volume up!
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Durango is a great town to visit! When I rode the train there the scenery was breathtaking. While in the area visit the Mesa Verde National Forest, and Pueblo Cliff Dwellings!
David
David
Durango is a great town to visit! When I rode the train there the scenery was breathtaking. While in the area visit the Mesa Verde National Forest, and Pueblo Cliff Dwellings!
David
Sorry clicked twice!!! LOL
David
Sorry clicked twice!!! LOL
:thumb: That is a pretty cool show. I caught that Roarin' Runby's show. A sweet sound system treats that show right!:thumb:
Soundtraxx/Blackstone Loco Works is also in Durango. Call or email Alan and arrange for a tour. He's pretty receptive.
Oh mannnnn!!! Don't do that to me! I'm already having a hard enough time not mortgaging the house for one of those Blackstone K-27 mudhens! Yes, yes, I will definitely keep that in mind and make it a must do! I'll probably come home about $500 dollars poorer too. Thanks for the heads up.nhguy said:Soundtraxx/Blackstone Loco Works is also in Durango. Call or email Alan and arrange for a tour. He's pretty receptive.
210 Rock Point Drive must be a new address in Durango 'cause none of my mapping sites can seem to find it!