G'day!
Many thanx, Lars for the visit 'n greetings!
What's NOT to like about the Pennsy
PRR Liberty Ltd for Army-Navy game (foto credit: unknown - from: www.prrths.com)
Enjoy!
Tom
Ahoy Cap'n Tom!
Something to fire you up on your BIRTHDAY !
Until the next time!
Lars
Just a word from "the island" to let ya know that I'm still looking in now 'n then. Appears you 'n Rob are manning the oars quite well.
Keep 'er fired up, guyz!
Nice work, Rob!
Mine for this Sunday . . .
RR Magazine - 1952 - The Limited
A Sunday morning "shot" in the arm for this thread.
At the Aberdeen roundhouse ( ex TH&B ) in Hamilton Ontario
Rob
Another fab poster from the here's todays offering.
An old one from the archieves. The museum's first two cars on their way to their new home in 1954
Continuing good stuff from Rob!
Mine for this Saturday . . . .
RR Magazine - 1952 - Through the Snow
A last shot for today.
One from the bar to keep us moving.
That's a neat one Tom. We'll keep on keeping on Morning shot
Something from North Bay.
Nice work Rob! Too bad those looking in seem to be a bit on the "shy" side . . .
Mine for this day . . .
RR Magazine - 1942 - A B&O Wood-Burner
One last one for the road here today as well.
One of CP's ghost loco's no prime mover or traction motors just a control set for push pull freight operations. Guelph Jct.
Another shot to keep us on the rails.
The Rail link comming into Brantford yard with their usual power
One to keep things "on track " over here today.
A shot of NS&T car 620 on Geneva street in St Catharines 1958 !
Another nice cover from the I trust that everyone has arrived and are tucked into bed awaiting the up comming festivities <grin>here's a night cap.
Ottawa streetcars outside of the Chateau Laurier Hotel in 1958.
enjoy
Thanx for thinking of us, Rob . . . today is arrival day for Rendezvous III. Tomorrow kick's off the OH-FISH-UL festivities! <grin>
A mag cover for the day . . .
RR Magazine - 1954 - Adventurous Railroading
A morning shot for rendezvous 3 day 1.
On of the CN's modified RS10's in tempo train service
As always nice mag cover Tom today's round from me.
The PCC's last gasp in Toronto the longbranch Harbourfront route of the late 80's to 1995 when the PCC era was officially over.
Nice trifecta from Rob since my last visit . . .
Here's an old RR Magazine cover for this day . . .
RR Magazine - 1943 - Rails Across the Blue Ridge
Well since we've tipped another page I guess we shall keep on carrying on
The museum's GRR locomotive 335 and Oshawa railway line car 45
Lets see one more for the raod as they say. The only Witt type streetcar still owned by it's original purchaser ( and still useable] this car can be chartered for private runs in Toronto. Small Witt 2766 at Hillcrest shop bought in the 1923 Ottawa Car Co order !
Couple neat posters Tom
Another shot from Louisburg
Another day another poster to "feed" this lonely Thread . . .
Advance Zephyrs
Nice shot from Cape Breton's Louisburg, Rob!
My Sunday offering . . .
Great Northern
As they say it pays the bills. It did pave the way for the whole loco wrap advertising money that VIA subsidises themselves with,at least this locomotive was a cross country promotion for both Home Hardwares aniversary that year ( 50 yrs I believe ) and the grand prize was a return trip for two on the Canadian (which was pulled by two F40's painted that way.
A little something from last years trip out east.
We all live in a YELLOW submarine - a YELLOW submarine - a . . . . VIA F40PH looks <grim> in that color. <ugh> But, appreciate your dropping it off!
Mine for this Saturday . . .
Southern Pacific
I like it I like it another "wierdy" for you.
Now that's a fine looking paint job!
Another poster from moi . . .
Missouri Pacific
Nice one Tom. Pete will like that one
One of the more colourfull VIA units at Brantford. This loco's still painted this way as well as I saw it two weeks ago agin at the station.
Sharp looking VIA Rail from Rob! The guy who took that shot got a "gud-un"!
Everything I put up over here has been seen at the bar . . . but always good to view again, eh
Continuing with posters . . .
Kansas City Southern
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