Wonderful Kent....!!
This relic never gets to my area. I do have the B&O RR museum in Baltimore with "loads" of historic engines but just seem to not be able to "get over there".
Most excellent!
"Stan" has a historic companion here!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Wonderful Kent....!!
This relic never gets to my area. I do have the B&O RR museum in Baltimore with "loads" of historic engines but just seem to no be able to "get over there".
Most excellent!
"Stan" has a historic companion here!
Dan
Thanks Dan.
If I understand correctly, BB will eventually come to rest here in St. Louis at the Transportation Museum. Would have loved to gotten a shot with BB and Stan together, but the logistics on that isn't viable.
RustyBug wrote: Danpbphoto wroteWonderful Kent....!!
This relic never gets to my area. I do have the B&O RR museum in Baltimore with "loads" of historic engines but just seem to no be able to "get over there".
Most excellent!
"Stan" has a historic companion here!
DanThanks Dan.
If I understand correctly, BB will eventually come to rest here in St. Louis at the Transportation Museum. Would have loved to gotten a shot with BB and Stan together, but the logistics on that isn't viable.
When traveling to the West Coast I crossed a bridge(I70?) that showed a RR bridge and possible "Stan" in the "frame"..1979-1980..
Possible that you could "see" that if it did exist? Just inquiring..
Thanks!
Dan
JoelThanks Joel. BB doesn't move as fast as you and your scoot, but still gets around pretty good for its age.
I do NOT want to go "fast" riding on these relics! Slow and enjoy what is around you...
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote: RustyBug wroteDanpbphoto wroteWonderful Kent....!!
This relic never gets to my area. I do have the B&O RR museum in Baltimore with "loads" of historic engines but just seem to no be able to "get over there".
Most excellent!
"Stan" has a historic companion here!
DanThanks Dan.
If I understand correctly, BB will eventually come to rest here in St. Louis at the Transportation Museum. Would have loved to gotten a shot with BB and Stan together, but the logistics on that isn't viable.When traveling to the West Coast I crossed a bridge(I70?) that showed a RR bridge and possible "Stan" in the "frame"..1979-1980..
Possible that you could "see" that if it did exist? Just inquiring..
Thanks!
Dan
Possible, but not the ROUTE that Union Pacific chose to run ... at least nothing with a vantage point I could find ... I certainly looked.
RustyBug wrote: Danpbphoto wroteRustyBug wroteDanpbphoto wroteWonderful Kent....!!
This relic never gets to my area. I do have the B&O RR museum in Baltimore with "loads" of historic engines but just seem to no be able to "get over there".
Most excellent!
"Stan" has a historic companion here!
DanThanks Dan.
If I understand correctly, BB will eventually come to rest here in St. Louis at the Transportation Museum. Would have loved to gotten a shot with BB and Stan together, but the logistics on that isn't viable.When traveling to the West Coast I crossed a bridge(I70?) that showed a RR bridge and possible "Stan" in the "frame"..1979-1980..
Possible that you could "see" that if it did exist? Just inquiring..
Thanks!
DanPossible, but not the ROUTE that Union Pacific chose to run ... at least nothing with a vantage point I could find ... I certainly looked.
It was NOT a good time in my past life Kent so things were a bit "troubled".
Was just asking..THANKS!
Dan