Dick Cooper Time Book - Rio Grande
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Al, He may have taken the train out there once, but generally he did drive. He did a lot of railfanning when he was out there and would have needed a car to get around as well as report for work. As a matter of fact, he would sleep in the back of his Ford wagon on the way out and back instead of in a motel. Of course, that ended when he married my mom. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. Ed
On Saturday, November 30, 2024 at 09:21:13 AM EST, Al Zubal <azubal@...> wrote:
Ed
Did your father take the train or did he drive back and forth to Colorado? Thank you Al ----------------------------------------- From: "Ed Cox via groups.io"To: [email protected] Cc: Sent: Saturday November 30 2024 7:04:14AM Subject: [DandH-Railroad] Dick Cooper Time Book - Rio Grande 11/10-12/61 Layed in.
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11/13/61 Antonito turn, power GP7 5102, local freight rate,
marked on Alamosa 3:15 PM, 10" tying up, marked off Alamosa 9:40
PM, on duty 6:25, paid $20.21 for 102 miles, G.B. Greathouse
engineer, Cooper fireman.?
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Ed Cox