All Aboard!
Ok, I’ve got quite a few pictures for you guys!
So, this might take a while to load but it’s well worth it. Just open the page and then go about commenting on my other blogs and when you come back, it should all be loaded. :D!!!
It was really cool seeing them hook up the engine.
The trip was beautiful!
That’s Julia’s fingure. :D
We followed this river most of the time, there and back.
From the very back of the train…
That would look cool in black and white.
More of the river
You guessed it, a bridge!
Same bridge
A cool dock/look-out thing/deck.
That’s Julia making her way through the train. They let us go from car to car.
I got a lot of really cool river shots
part of a train that is no longer used
These rail-road ties were laying along the track most of the ride.
Sorry I got so many pictures of the same area. The train was going slow and it was just too cool!
They had a few farms scattered throughout the hills.
Over a bridge we go.
That is so cool.
Lots of hills.
Once we got to the end of the line they let us get out for an hour and a half.
We had lunch there. It was really good!
They pulled the engine off what was the front of the train and stuck it on the “new” front.
See the little guy? Mom is almost 4 MONTHS! This picture is kinda funny to me. It reminds me of the Cingular ad campain “Raising the Bars.” Tallest to shortest. Almost
in a perfect line! LOL! :D
Mr. and Mrs. Marcum (and Luke and Dad).
At the rest stop, they had a museum. And it had this really neat model of a rail-road station.
Ok, now we’re heading back to the beginning.
Over the bridge we go …again!
That’s a great picture!
This tunnel was so cool. I was amazingly dark in there!
up high, on another bridge
The “junkyard”. (Why did they bring us through here?) That would look so good in black and white.
That too!
Mr. Marcum
I call this masterpiece, “The Speed”!
Julia.
Water.
More “Speed”!
Ok, that’s it for now!
We’ll be driving home tomorrow. So pray that we’ll have a safe trip!
-Paulie
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September 26th, 2007 at 12:03 pm
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Check out the video they have on the page.
Cheers
Jacob Roder