Armand's Rancho Del Cielo: Durango Train Named "North America's Most Scenic Railroad"

Thursday, June 24, 2021

Durango Train Named "North America's Most Scenic Railroad"

Above, the Durango train at Highline with the Animas River about 400 feet below. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Yesterday, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad made the following announcement:

BREAKING NEWS
We've been named "North America's Most Scenic Railroad" by USA Today! We're truly grateful to all of our guests, railfans, and #DurangoTrain family for making our historic train a remarkable experience and worthy of this title. We'd also like to extend a big THANK YOU to each of our fans here who took the time to vote for us. Let's keep the good times rolling, shall we?
Read more here: https://www.10best.com/awards/travel/best-scenic-train-ride/

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Armand Vaquer, A.A., B.A., ECV, is a contributing writer and photographer for the Monster Island News blog. He is also a contributor to JapanTravel and is author of THE MONSTER MOVIE FAN'S GUIDE TO JAPAN. He has also written for Tokyo's METROPOLIS magazine on kaiju battle locations. He has spoken on visiting Japanese monster movie locations at the Japan Society of Northern California, G-FEST, Monsterpalooza, Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo and Mad Monster Party conventions. He assisted Toho Co., Ltd. with the Hollywood Godzilla celebrations in 2004 by writing the "Godzilla Final Wars" float script for announcer Rick Dees for the Hollywood Christmas Parade, the Hollywood Walk of Fame script for M.C. Johnny Grant and obtained the Godzilla Month proclamation by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors. He was also a 3-time member of the California Reagan Delegations. Honors include Outstanding Young Men In America, Who's Who In American Politics and Who's Who In America. Content herein © 2024 Armand Vaquer.

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Thursday, June 24, 2021

Durango Train Named "North America's Most Scenic Railroad"

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