[attachment=19103]A Conrail GP38-2 working on WPMA-17 sets out a car at Peter Lumber

While watching the switching at Peter Lumber caught this Ford 8N scraping the roadway at AGWAY

Bruce

Cab ride on the Winchester and Western in Winchester, Virginia.
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Who looks like a model railroader in a hobby shop with unlimited spending?
OK...A kid in a candy store.
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bdw9535 Wrote:While watching the switching at Peter Lumber caught this Ford 8N scraping the roadway at AGWAY

Just as well I had a second look and a bit of a google before I came across as a right pillock because looking at that tractor I thought Ford???, Rubbish!! thats a Ferguson TEA, I should know as my Grandad had one, which was what i learnt to drive on at a early age.
I was told by an old friend and boss that if you didn't learn something new each day then you had wasted that day, so thanks Bruce , I've learnt something new.
So from a scene of one of the late Hans Hubners modules, a different type of horse power, 2 to be precise.

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Cheers, the Bear.

A Conrail freight in Zenith

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JaBear Wrote:I was told by an old friend and boss that if you didn't learn something new each day then you had wasted that day , I've learnt something new.

Cheers, the Bear.

JaBear,

Likewise, depending on how you paint it, its could be either the Ford, Ferguson or Massey Ferguson.

Bruce

PRT 5709 & crew switching some tank cars at the end of the Dundee spur!! :o hock:

Our excursion train waiting for PT-90 to pass earlier today at the Delaware Water Gap.
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We made the cover of Railroads Illustrated, as seen from the cab of the same locomotive.
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664 and 514 help to move our FA-2 over to the diesel shop so that restoration can begin.

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Love those interior cab shots e-paw! Congrats on the magazine cover!

Key business settles at the rails.....

Niagara Peninsula 918 rolls through Port Maitland with a short train of holiday-goers on their way to the beach and amusement park at Lowbanks:





Later on, at Lowbanks, the train's crew has sought refuge from the now hot overhead sun. Meanwhile, 918 simmers quietly, only the intermittent throb of her air pump breaking the noontime calm:



Even Barney Secord, back from a recent short vacation, managed to grab a picture:




Wayne

No room at the inn---as usual,all the stalls are occupied at Leetown's James St.roundhouse

Brown, only brown .....

A couple more views from the Leetown roundhouse

HELM leasers keep popping up on UP:

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Drawing, for the bridge tender's tower, and walk bridge access :
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Bridges, under construction:
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The three Bowstring Arch Bridges with walkway to the Bridge Tender's Tower finished:
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