No fancy directions or anything hard to follow. Post them if you got em!
Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, Fall 2019
TF
USRA 2-8-2 Grand Trunk Western 4070 (nee 3734) crossing the Wheeling & Lake Erie just south of Cleveland, Ohio, while running on the B&O CT&V branch in 1976:
4070_RD_w-RW by Edmund, on Flickr
More steam, please.
Regards, Ed
Southern Pacific AC-9 #3807 2-8-8-4, late 40s Southern New Mexico
Mel
My Model Railroad
http://melvineperry.blogspot.com/
Bakersfield, California
I’m beginning to realize that aging is not for wimps.
Strasburg #90
Sheldon
Durango
A Reading T-1:
— and a Nickel Plate S-2 Berkshire:
Cheers, Ed
Love em! [Y]
One of Casey Jones’s parked in Jackson Tennessee 2018
TF
^
[(-D]
Photographs taken way back in 2013 by then 9 year old me at the Beijing Railway Museum of a China Railway KD7 class steamer. Sadly I don’t have a photograph of the front as it was parked between two other classes.
The KD7 class were the only American-built steam locomotives to ever operate in the People’s Republic of China.
^LOL
Colorized myself.
Charles
Cumbres & Toltec, 2007.
IMG_7197 by Paul Ahrens, on Flickr
A steamer with wheel wells. Now I have seen everything and my life is complete Charles! [:|]
And it really makes me wonder how you could see where you were going driving that thing[:|] Maybe you don’t need to see where you’re going. It isn’t like you need a steering wheel to navigate the curves in the track. And those things can’t stop anyway so I guess whoever’s in front of it better get out of the way[(-D]
That other steamer was quite funny DSchmitt. Especially after the oysters were done Overmod[:P][(-D][(-D][(-D]
TF
‘Richboro’ on the Aln Valley Railway, Alnwick, England
David
Chama:
Cumbres Pass:
But those are not oysters, they’re clams… steamer clams… [:-^]
There’s a variety of the following out there, but for raw visceral impact combined with railfan excitement…