Bells and Whistles, 2011
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Love this! I can almost hear it just by seeing the photo!
ReplyDeleteA rare sight these days.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture.
Yup, we hardly see this these days. A classic...
ReplyDeleteGreat capture!
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
You don't see these too often (outside of amusement parks, that is.) Would love to see the whole engine - maybe a future WW post?
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~EdT.
That looks like a blast from the past!
ReplyDeleteSort of looks like the Hogwarts Express at Universal!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love old trains...you can just hear that whistle, can't you?
ReplyDeleteAh, my daughter loved trains as a kid and what a great shot of an old classic one :)
ReplyDeleteall aboard! love old trains ... wonderful photo
ReplyDeleteA classic! Great shot. I can just feel the power of that train from your shot.
ReplyDeleteI love trains. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great find! I can hear the whistle blow;)
ReplyDeleteI like the angle here -- the mechanical bits with their intriguing shapes against the sky. Showing sky and no tracks makes it feel dream-like. This evokes great memories of riding old trains with our children.
ReplyDeleteOh man-o-man ... I love trains! Please tell me that it's all set to take us to Happydale!
ReplyDeleteLove the old trains!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
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Love it! So much detail.
ReplyDeleteI imagine it could give a variety of signals with two whistles and a bell. So cool to get such a well preserved glimpse of the past.
ReplyDeleteI was born to a railroad family in a railroad town in Illinois. This reminds me we should get ourselves down to Steamtown National Park in Scranton again. Want to see the progress they've made on the locomotives they were working on the last time we were there.
ReplyDeletea fun and interesting picture!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I want more trains working in this country!
ReplyDeleteOh, my nephew would love this photo! He is seriously into anything that has to do with trains. Very cool photo today!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic pieces of machinery, aren't they :)
ReplyDeleteI like old trains too!. I grew up in the Black Hills of SD. There is an 1880 Train in Hill City SD that is a blast to ride.
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My son would love this picture! He has loved steam engines ever since he was 2.
ReplyDeleteNow that's art!
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Leanne @ Deep Fried Fruit
They have one at an amusement park close to us and I just love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot :)
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