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Great photo Rick Horseshoe Curve such an exciting place for the railroader and important for our nation's railroading history too. This site was even on Hitler's sabotage list back in the WWII days to cripple our war effort and our county..
There never was a real settlement at Two Guns. The ruins you photographed were built by my great uncle, Earl Cundiff, between 1920 and 1926. He also was the first U.S. Postmaster at the site. The circular tower was built as part of a tourist trap for early travelers on Route 66. Earl owned the property in your photographs as well as the ruins across Canyon Diablo, the largest of which still has a legible Mountain Lion sign.
Atenta invitación a formar parte del Grupo MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO, la finalidad es agrupar solo las mejores fotos de México., esta es una bellisima foto Like # 1
Recibe saludos de Cuernavaca Mor. México, Mel Figueroa
Atenta invitación a formar parte del Grupo MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO, la finalidad es agrupar solo las mejores fotos de México., esta es una bellisima foto Like # 1
Recibe saludos de Cuernavaca Mor. México, Mel Figueroa
Rio Grande Gorge State Park is 10 or 15 miles downstream of where this pic was taken in Rio Grande Wild Rivers. See maps.google.com for correct location of the SP.
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Interesting picture. thanks Rick.
Nice shot of Middle Ground light with aircraft carriers in the background. Thanks Rick.
Great photo Rick Horseshoe Curve such an exciting place for the railroader and important for our nation's railroading history too. This site was even on Hitler's sabotage list back in the WWII days to cripple our war effort and our county..
Great photo Rick Liked, I love how the fence just follows the road in such a unique way following the contours of the land
Thanks for the "rest of the story."
There never was a real settlement at Two Guns. The ruins you photographed were built by my great uncle, Earl Cundiff, between 1920 and 1926. He also was the first U.S. Postmaster at the site. The circular tower was built as part of a tourist trap for early travelers on Route 66. Earl owned the property in your photographs as well as the ruins across Canyon Diablo, the largest of which still has a legible Mountain Lion sign.
Atenta invitación a formar parte del Grupo MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO, la finalidad es agrupar solo las mejores fotos de México., esta es una bellisima foto Like # 1
Atenta invitación a formar parte del Grupo MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO, la finalidad es agrupar solo las mejores fotos de México., esta es una bellisima foto Like # 1
Thanks! It's beautiful property!
Rio Grande Gorge State Park is 10 or 15 miles downstream of where this pic was taken in Rio Grande Wild Rivers. See maps.google.com for correct location of the SP.