Ah lets see a one for the road just to keep this one up.
Montreal observation car preserved at Seashore trolley museum in Kennebunkport Maine
enjoy
Rob
Ahoy Cap'n Tom!
Yeah, it's hard to let this lonesome old thread go the way of so many other fine efforts. So, here's one from me just to keep 'er "up" . . .
See ya at the bar!
Lars
Well now-as the LARSMAN has set the pace.....and ROB has provided a fascinating one off car (prolly),we need something from this side of the pond-for balance...
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Here is G.W #4920 "Dumbleton Hall" on the back road at Buckfastleigh on the South Devon Rly on a foul wet July morning-quiz for the keen eyed-spot whats missing...................
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Tom
G'day!
Here's one of my favorite books . . .
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Hi Nick,
Haven't seen the old gal Dumbleton Hall) since she last ran on the P&DSR. We have a REPLICA name board in our booking hall.
It looks like the brass deflector for the whistle has been removed - sensibly. (Unless it has strayed). Other than that give us a clue! .
Alan, Oliver & North Fork Railroad
https://www.buckfast.org.uk/
If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll English author & recreational mathematician (1832 - 1898)
Some good stuff in this one . . .
Interesting to see a little life in this old girl still.Anyway here's another shotto keep this one moving along as it were.
A VIA train Toronto bound on the Bayview WYE
[navy] Good evening again folks , another shot for this Sunday to keep things interesting.[/navy]
A shot of the "salt train" comming into the ex CN trackage in Goderich Ontario now operated by the Goderich and Exeter RY.
Yeah, Rob - old habits are hard to break. So, here's one from me to help this idea of Da Bossman's.
Well here`s a sight for sore eyes-`tis the LARSMAN his own good self -always a pleasure..
And G.W. ALAN also--well met !!!-answer to the quiz is :-look a little lower -the left side piston rod has gone walkabout.........
So-what shall we have.....how about some more from Buckfastleigh
Here`s a charming little pug snoozing gently between showers
Now this is what coaching stock is all about.....
Take care
The finale for this Thread - as the "Our" Place gang has moved to new digs elsewhere in the Ether!
Kirkwood, MO Amtrak Station <former MoPac Depot> - personal foto
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