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A Tribute to Judy – Part 10
JUDITH DARLENE HAMMER
MAY 31, 1938 – AUGUST 8, 2023
Train Trips
The first train trip Judy and I ever took was to southern California. We took Tony, Brenda, and Emily with us. We got off to a slow start. Our boarding station was La Junta.
Some lady got her foot stuck in the train door somewhere east of Garden City. This incident made our train several hours late.
We had time to visit Bent’s Fort. They were having some kind of celebration in La Junta, so we participated in that.
