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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad…
Last week we ventured up to Antonito, Colorado where we boarded the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. Antonito is located in south central Colorado and the train departs the depot there and then meanders along the New Mexico border to Osier, which is not much more than another depot strictly for the C & T [...]
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Aggies win in New Mexico!!!
Watching Aggie football is one of my favorite pastimes, and we were graced with their presence here in Albuquerque on Saturday as they played the UNM Lobos. Margie and I had heard over a year and a half ago about this game, so we were eagerly awaiting for this opportunity since neither of us had [...]
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Hurricane Gustav imagery…
Just some satellite and radar imagery of Hurricane Gustav during its landfall near the Timbalier Bay in Louisiana. Infrared imagery of Gustav shortly after making landfall Radar reflectivity from the NWS Slidell, LA office
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