This old train wasn't in use anymore but it
sure is cool looking.
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I know this isn't the most exciting picture here but the shear size
of the wheels are massive.
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This is looking down between the two wheels. I know it's hard to tell
here but the diameter is over 12". Now that's a big axle!!
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Here is the train we
rode. There are about 14 to 15 cars on this train and only three to
four of them had air conditioning. If you want a car with air you have
to upgrade to get it. I'm sure glad we had one because it was hot that
day.
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This was taken out the window on our way up. If you look close you
can see the cars up front that don't have air. If you ride this train in
the summer time, gotta get the ones that are cool inside.
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There were tons of room
between seats, had adjustable foot rest's,
pullout food trays and the seats reclined. They also serve you snacks,
drinks like sodas and water but when your on the return trip back down,
out comes the champagne. You don't get that if you don't upgrade though. What else could you ask
for.....well a food car only three cars up of coarse.
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Here is one of the first things you see upon arrival. Next stop,
overlooking the big hole in the ground.
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