Great photos ! Thanks so much for posting all the stuff. 
Dave Taylor said:
Worked thru a few more photos from our excursion with 315 on the C&T.
From the Night photo shoot I put on. 315 with part of her crew as models.
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/_MG_2552_zps84a68e66.jpg)
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/_MG_2576_zpsaad96c6a.jpg)
315 outside of Antonito climbing to Lava Tank with a string of cattle cars.
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/_MG_3261_zpsf78bb3c5.jpg)
315 working her way up grade in the Southern Rockies towards Osier.
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/_MG_3364_zps5b0975cc.jpg)
And 315 pulling hard.
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/_MG_3994_zps31ea100d.jpg)
Enjoy.
Thanks again Dave.
Enjoying it I am
Ralph
Great pictures - Thanks!
I love that black and white night photo at the depot. It looks so much like a historical photo. Nothing gives it away as a contemporary scene.
Nice!
Awesome shots.
I got a couple more pics done. Work and my business keep getting in the way of my train time.
315 climbing up grade out of Rock Tunnel to Osier on the C&T.
The first Aspens notify of the Fall to come, as 315 climbs the Southern Rockies on the C&T
Nice! That last shot is really stunning.
Yes, a great calender shot.
A couple more pics from my Chama Adventure.
RGS Goose 5 leaves Osier heading back to Chama on the C&T
D&RGW 315 at the Osier tank, with a string of Stock cars.
D&RGW 315 pulls a cut of Stock Cars thru a rock cut on the C&T.
Enjoy
I love that last picture!!!
More GREAT photos . . .
Dave Marconi said:
Yes, a great calender shot.
I think Dave has enough “calendar” shots for several years worth of calendars 
Ralph
Thanks for the compliments guys. Actually I may have one sold for a commercial calendar for 2015 as 2014 went to press in July. I am thinking of self printing a few of the 315 @ Chama excursion for self and a few friends. They do make a good Christmas gift. We will see how much time I have on my hands to get it done. I am a little picky on my self when it comes to prints, and the ones in the past that I made, I made them so that the prints could be removed and framed on their own.
I’ve got a few more shots from the Chama trip to work up, I’ll post them when I manage the time to finnish tweaking.
Dave Taylor said:
Thanks for the compliments guys. Actually I may have one sold for a commercial calendar for 2015 as 2014 went to press in July. I am thinking of self printing a few of the 315 @ Chama excursion for self and a few friends. They do make a good Christmas gift. We will see how much time I have on my hands to get it done. I am a little picky on my self when it comes to prints, and the ones in the past that I made, I made them so that the prints could be removed and framed on their own.
I’ve got a few more shots from the Chama trip to work up, I’ll post them when I manage the time to finnish tweaking.
Dave, is that “finnish tweaking” different from “Norwegian tweaking?” Enquiring minds want to know. 
Dave,
Your work is fantastic. If you decide to produce your own calander im sure there would be lots of interest. I’d surely buy one!
Bob
I don’t care if it’s Finnish tweaking or Norwegian tweaking, just so long as there’s no twerking involved.
A couple more pics from the great Chama Adventure.
East Bound D&RW 315 emerging from Mud Tunnel
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff403/dave2-8-0/315%20Chama/MudTunnel-2_zpsc98b3256.jpg)
315 On the lead with 463 mid train helper running across the high desert West of Antonito CO.
315 + 463 Double heading thru the forest North of Chama NM.
315 with 463 mid train helper at Lava Tank on the C&TRR.
And something a little different.
315 after dark at Lava Tank
I hope you enjoy.
Wow Dave,
I was just invited out to Chama for The Great Locomotive Swap December 7th not 5 minutes ago.
http://www.cumbrestoltec.com/greatlocomotiveswap
Unfortunately, I have no vacation time left 
Ralph
Can anyone explain why it is being called The Great Locomotive Swap? There are no details on that page beyond train times and ticket prices.
And BTW - Great pictures Dave!