Its hard to imagine the prospect of having a dead engine stalled atop a mountain..no heat, no power..snow falling all around just making things worse.
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Obviously the wrong time of year to be there. It was over 100 degrees at Pachacamac
when I was there one Christmas week. And looks like SOP every week in winter Rocky Mountain railroading into the 1900's, and probably is not unheard of even in the diesel era. Colorado in the summer...Arizona in the winter; North America in the summer...
South America in (our) winter...
What show is that from?
Being in the Andes mountains, I would have recommended sacrificing a virgin. Unfortunately from the looks of it, I didn't see any likely candidates...
