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Denver & Rio Grande Western K-36 #485 takes an afternoon Cumbres Turn past the past the odd-looking evergreen tree named for early 20th century railroad photographer, Fred Jukes. This iconic tree, which appeared in photos taken by Jukes more than 100 years ago, is located just east of the Chama Yard Limit at Milepost 343.6.
This image was captured on a September 2011 Lerro Photography Charter which featured DRGW K-36 Locomotive #489 lettered as her long-lost sister #485, which was scrapped in the 1950s after a turntable accident.
The Nissan Juke was introduced in 2010. Now Nissan is starting the second generation. It's built on the same platform as the new Renault Clio and Captur.
God Created only one Juke's Tree and it's a good thing, cuz its a heavenly site. (After further review on the Narrow Gauge Discussion Forum I have come to the conclusion that Fred Jukes took many shots of steam trains with trees as a back ground, So this could be one of many Juke's trees. Also one concludes that Fred had a great appreciation for trees as he photographed many scenes in the Sumpter Valley Region of Oregon.)
A 1960s-style retrofitted diner would not be complete without a real jukebox! This machine is an authentic piece that plays period music at the table selected by the patrons. It is played loudly enough to be heard at a table, but softly enough that it does not disturb other guests. They need to replace a couple of bulbs!
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The Nissan Juke was introduced in 2010. Now Nissan is starting the second generation. It's built on the same platform as the new Renault Clio and Captur. This time the design seems to be less controversial than with the first generation.
These seem to divide opinion but I quite like them, especially this one as the alloys really suit them. Jukes are pretty rare in Greece but I've seen quite a few in Edinburgh