Workin' on the railroad
This 115 year-old turntable is the terminus of the Everett & Monte Cristo RR. Monte Cristo is an 1890's mining town in western Washington state, long abandoned. This locomotive turntable still turns, making a wonderful sound like an elephant in heat sawing a tuba in half with a rusty hack saw.
Does anybody else let their corgi play on the railroad tracks?
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Comment by Nancy Geddes on March 21, 2010 at 3:54pm
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I have a cousin who builds his own smaller locomotives and actually uses track lines out in Colorado. All the men in my father's family (including my brothers) are train nuts! I remember Dad's layout in the basement which, as a child, fascinated me. Mom and Dad used to travel on the Orient Express, too.
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Comment by RILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemp on March 21, 2010 at 12:29pm
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This is a great picture...I see the corgi!
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Comment by MissB on March 21, 2010 at 11:51am
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Two of my favorite things...Corgis and RR history :-) Lots of RR tracks in my town...none that Jack can play on. He does like to "sing along" when he hears the train whistle, though...LOL
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Comment by Tauna and Kota on March 21, 2010 at 3:53am
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lmfao. how cute. I do not let Kota play on railroad tracks as the ones around here are frequently used...
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