Even if it doesn’t look like it, this vehicle being held together ny rust and wooden planks, I still believe it still was in working condition:
Auch wenn es nicht so aussieht, wird dieses „Auto“ doch (nur noch) von Rost und mit Holzplanken zusammengehalten, so glaube ich dennoch, dass es immer noch fahrbereit ist:
What an „Engine“!
Yesterday I posted a detail. Here’s the full picture now:
Gestern habe ich ein Detail gezeigt. Hier ist nun das ganze Teil:
Vintage Tractor
When I was catalogueing some of my pictures taken at the „Antique Tractor and Machinery Show“ this year, I found some that I thought would look great in B&W. Here’s one of an old tractor:
Als ich heute einige meiner Bilder, die ich Anfang des Jahres bei der „Antique Tractor and Machinery Show“ gemacht hatte, katalogisiert habe, kamen mir ein paar unter, von denen ich dachte, sie würden auch in Schwarz-Weiß gut aussehen. Hier ist dann Eines davon:
Vintage Tractor
Black & White is not a bad rendering for this piece of vintage machinery, I believe:
Vintage Generator at the Antique Tractor & Machinery Show
I doubt it came out of the factory sparkling like that!
Sparkling
Yesterday at the Antique Tractor & Machinery Show here in Fredericksburg/TX I saw this interesting perspective:
Wheelies – in a Different Sense
I’m glad that the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail doesn’t lead across THAT bridge! Well, there’s no longer any railway traffic either. Luckily!
What a Decrepit Bridge!
For more about Hot Springs Creek Greenway check out my post „Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail“ on my blog „Pit’s Fritztown News“.
Bathhouse Row, part of the Hot Springs National Park, is well worth visiting: a pleasant stroll in the middle of this city.
Bathhouse Row
For more about Bathhouse Row, check out my post „RailTrailsRoadTrip – Day 3 (Afternoon and Evening) [Hot Springs/AR]“ in my Blog „Pit’s Fritztown News„.
Looks quiite threatening, doesn’t it, this snowblower?!
Snowblower at the Colorado Railroad Museum
The front of this engine does look somewhat like a human face, doesn’t it. It reminds me of the movie „Silver Streak“, when, at the end, after the run-away engine has broken through a wall and come to a halt in the hall of the Chicago railway station, Grover T. Muldoon [played by Richard Pryor] comments that it looks like the locomotive is actually grinning.
Grinning? – Or Just Menacing Looks?
