What a bummer that no trains were running. Does the fence move off the tracks? I liked your photo with the fence and the tracks as we as the cool engine shot.
Love old railroad trains. This one doesn't look like it has run in a long time. We have a narrow gauge steam train running in the Black Hills of South Dakota called the 1880 train, but the engine is more like 1920. Lovely photos.
Awesome looking steam engine there! Too bad there are no trains though. I have several that pass by not far from my house every day. I love hearing them blow their horn, especially at night.
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The steam locomotive is classic that needs some TLC.
ReplyDeleteWell you won't be going anywhere by train then!! Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteAh, shoot! Just my luck. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat backdrop for your fences!!!L...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThe saying “run out of steam” comes to mind seeing this lovely heritage train.
ReplyDeleteI hope no one was expecting to take a ride on the train. Great fence scenes. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThat would have been a beauty in it's hey day EG!
ReplyDeleteBom dia, as fotos são um encanto, mas a foto da relíquia a vapor é a minha favorita.
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It is a quite strange for us a day without trains. Trains are often late, but they keep passing every day...
ReplyDeleteFenced off and forlorn! But great photos all the same especially the old steam engine and the rusty tracks!
ReplyDeleteNow, this is a place I'd have some fun visiting.
ReplyDeleteRustic and whimsical captures. That old steam engine brings back childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteI really like the fence in front of the tracks.
ReplyDeleteDarla
It does appear it will be awhile before they run here again!
ReplyDeleteLots of memories and history!! Great post/photos for the day, as always!! Hope you have a beautiful day!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic looking engine!
ReplyDeleteThat locomotive certainly looks enduring!
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like any trains have been going anywhere for some time. That's a shame. Nice series, EG!
ReplyDeleteNice serie !
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the train! That fence across the tracks says something we've all felt!
ReplyDeleteNo trains... but I like the tracks. And that wonderful old engine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bummer that no trains were running. Does the fence move off the tracks? I liked your photo with the fence and the tracks as we as the cool engine shot.
ReplyDeleteAs always, a little twist!
ReplyDeleteLove the engine, EG! It needs a bit of work and then will be beautiful again!
ReplyDeleteThat old steam engine is a real blast from the past. Love these shots!
ReplyDeletenow that's a new take on a rail fence. :)
ReplyDeleteDisappointment!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...I wouldn't expect to ride the rails in THAT. But such a great 'take' on fencing. Lovin' it.
ReplyDeleteYep, they meant what they said apparently. No trains today. Good fence pics!
ReplyDeleteLove old railroad trains. This one doesn't look like it has run in a long time. We have a narrow gauge steam train running in the Black Hills of South Dakota called the 1880 train, but the engine is more like 1920. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteIs this like a tour train? I love seeing old trains and engines.
ReplyDeletewas that at Tottenham? Never been on that train.
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking steam engine there! Too bad there are no trains though. I have several that pass by not far from my house every day. I love hearing them blow their horn, especially at night.
ReplyDeletePictures of railroad tracks are always intriguing and even more so with a fence across them!
ReplyDeleteTrains are another subject that interests me...and calls to me. I would love to have hoboed a train. LOL
ReplyDeleteYeah. It is going to be hard for the train to get through that fence.
ReplyDeleteThat engine is a thing of beauty.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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That ngine is awesoe! I'd love to get up close to some of the details there!
ReplyDeleteWow...that is a pretty old engine. Wondering if they would let visitors go in for s peek
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sailboats and Trains... Took a ride on a steam train a couple of years ago in Knoxville, TN. Loved it..
ReplyDeleteHugs,Cindy
Our grandkids loved the train museum near us! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteThe steam train would be fun for a ride when they do run, what a classic!
ReplyDeleteI guess it's been awhile...
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic train!!! xx
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