At 11,600 feet, Corona, Colorado was the site of the highest elevation standard gauge rail station in North America. Corona's primary function was to keep trains running despite severe winter conditions. The entire settlement of Corona existed in giant snowsheds, as this photograph of the station shows.

This must be what trains sound like to people who hate trains lol

Remember kids, don't stand on hoppers while unloading! You can get sucked in like in a sinkhole... and die an awful death. Y'all don't want to become a chinese safety video animation.

As a railroader, can confirm that I rip at least a few pairs of pants each year (usually stepping onto the stirrups of freight cars from the ground). That there is a sign of experience ?