| Last additions - Our Vacations |
Engine PoseGrandma takes a pic of our family, somewhat missing the engine and Andrew <grin>.Sep 18, 2008
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Engine ViewAnother view of the engine, as it prepared to go to to the other end of the train via a siding.Sep 18, 2008
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The EngineHere's the engine that hauled us from Hill City to Keystone. It's supposedly very rare -- the only known operating of it's type, anywhere...Sep 18, 2008
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Mommy and AndrewThis is Andrew's first train right. It most certainly won't be his last...Sep 18, 2008
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Conversations...Not sure what's being said here...Sep 18, 2008
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SceneryBeautiful scenery taken from the "1880 Train"Sep 18, 2008
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Up the hillSep 18, 2008
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Grandma and William on 1880 TrainWe all love trains, so once again we took the 1880 train. The brochure admitted that the name was pretty much chosen randomly, since the railroad's equipment is probably closer to the 30's and 40's... But who cares about details, right?Sep 18, 2008
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AndrewStrolling along...Sep 18, 2008
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Waterloo Boy engineEngine from the company that was bought out by Deere and has produce most of their tractors ever since...Sep 18, 2008
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PorchePorche made tractors? Guess so!Sep 18, 2008
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