Posts Tagged ‘Silverton’
Wonderful Weathered Woodgrain
On a recent visit to nearby Silverton I decided to explore the train yard and back alleys with my camera. Among the mountain recreation opportunities like hiking, jeeping and camping, Silverton is known for its rich railroad and mining history. The quaint town is a midway point along the Million Dollar Highway between Ouray to […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 48 Comments
Tags: doors, old, Silverton, texture, train, weathered, windows, woodgrain
Happy Holidays!
Wishing the happiest of holidays and thanks to all my blogging friends and visitors. I appreciate all your views, likes and comments and look forward to sharing with one another in the coming year!
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography | 29 Comments
Tags: ice, landscape, Molas Lake, mountain, peaks, photograph, San Juan Mountains, Silverton, snow, winter
Time Travel By Train
The Durango to Silverton Train Ride is about 45 miles each way … at an average speed of 18mph, that’s an all-day round trip. A friend and I signed up for the Fall Photographer’s Train Special months in advance and had been looking forward to this day. With only photographer’s aboard (and a few patient […]
Filed under: Colorado, Photography | 63 Comments
Tags: autumn, Colorado, Durango, narrow gauge, railroad, ride, Silverton, tracks, train
