gmpullmanI was there in '72 and found this one in Homestead (Florida City):
I will need to keep my eyes open when I am travelling in Florida. I usually do not pay attention like I do in other areas... I have seen all of Florida before.
This caboose was seen in West Virginia.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Cresson, Pennsylvania. 1998.
PRR_N5c_Cresson by Edmund, on Flickr
Carry on — Ed
That's a really unique looking caboose Ed. It definitely looks restored and is old because there hasn't been any cabeese for years. It does look rather retro and was ahead-of-its-time at that time is my guess.
I wouldn't mind having one of those for a conversation piece on my layout
TF
Track fiddlerI wouldn't mind having one of those for a conversation piece on my layout
Bowser is your friend
https://www.bowser-trains.com/new/nscalen5c2019.html
Cheers, Ed
Cool!
I'll take the Green Penn Central or the Blue Conrail, I haven't decided yet. Just too bad they don't have a Great Northern or a Northern Pacific.
Thanks Ed
Thanks Ed for bringing up this one-year-old thread.
I'm all out of Road pictures of cabooses because I haven't been on a road trip for quite a while in light of our new weird world.
I guess a recap is in order
She's a Beauty not too far away from Terry's house up by Sarona, Wisconsin
https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7863171,-74.9161804,3a,15y,79.33h,89.17t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_FAhS86rsUpny0QF1KgFcA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
Dave
Just be glad you don't have to press "2" for English.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ_ALEdDUB8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hqFS1GZL4s
http://s73.photobucket.com/user/steemtrayn/media/MovingcoalontheDCM.mp4.html?sort=3&o=27
Found another one, in Washington State, that I photographed last year.
A little worse for wear, she probably racked up twenty-million miles or more:
2006 photos 595 by Edmund, on Flickr
At the Mad River & NKP Museum in Bellevue, Ohio.
Liked the faded red Western Railroad Kevin. And the faded blue B&O Ed. Some good old patina going on those cabeese!
I found this one in an unnamed folder. I have no idea where I was when I took this picture.
SeeYou190 I have no idea where I was when I took this picture.
How about the Barrow County Museum?
74 W Athens St, Winder, GA 30680
This one is at Pleasant Lake, Indiana, replete with a Christmas tree in the window!
RR_views_4043 by Edmund, on Flickr
gmpullmanHow about the Barrow County Museum? 74 W Athens St, Winder, GA 30680
I think that is it.
Also... it seems I posted this caboose before... whoops!
SeeYou190Also... it seems I posted this caboose before... whoops!
Mine might be a duplicate, too. Maybe a new thread for 2021?
gmpullmanMine might be a duplicate, too. Maybe a new thread for 2021?
Great idea... anything to wipe the slate of 2020 clean.
This year was just awful.
I like em!
Ed, Kevin, You can never get too much of Red Cabeese! And if you did post those before, I probably wouldn't remember anyway
There's a reason they have that saying, "Do a Double Take" It applies when a good-looking woman walks by or a good looking Caboose is near
Per your suggestions, I will start over Road Pictures of Cabooses in 2021.
Thanks for posting
This one really IS road-ready!
BnO_C2170_Burton-OH by Edmund, on Flickr
I was assisting the move from Burton, Ohio to our model railroad club in Middlefield back in 1998.
Sweet!!!
That must have been an Exciting Day to Remember Ed
Track fiddlerSweet!!! That must have been an Exciting Day to Remember Ed
Aah, yes, indeed!
BnO_C-2170 by Edmund, on Flickr
The fellow in the conductors uniform, rest his soul, is Joe Sullenberger. I miss that ol' fellow. He used to work on the Northern Alberta Ry. The young lady was a companion for a while
I see you were a handsome devil in your youth as well Ed. I must say that little sweetheart companion of yours was better-looking though
And what's the deal I've noticed that all conductors always look like conductors.
Osceola Railroad, Wisconsin 2019
Everything's a bummer about the pandemic. Steve told me if I made it back over there this summer he'd let me drive the GP9 Soo Line locomotive
Mark Hall Patton standing in front of a historical caboose. I've always admired Mark. He always knows! That man's life is all about history and everything that goes with it.
He's a favorite of mine. The Administer of the Clark County Museum and a member of the Henderson Historical Society.
Mark knows his history. I catch clips and documentaries. I'm grateful for people like this and always interested in what he has to say because he knows what he's talking about