Thursday, December 29, 2011

Thoughtless Thursday

19 comments:

Lisa @ Two Bears Farm said...

Love your dog's pics in the new header :-)

Chrissy Brand said...

That's such an American rural scene (from my English perspective!)- love it. A clever retro quality to the photos too.

Barb Schanel said...

I adore trains and think that one of the great tragedies of our nation is the disassembling of the rail system. A few years ago I had a train running through my front yard. One of my favorite things was to rush out when I heard a train coming and stand within ten feet of the tracks as the engine passed. It gives a most exhilarating rush!

Theanne and Baron said...

Love trains, son loves trains, grandson loves trains.....CSX moving stuff all over our country! Great photos!

TexWisGirl said...

thank goodness for trains and semis that keep us getting our goods.

Daniel said...

As a child, I remember seeing both the passenger cars and various rail cars transporting all sorts of goods. They stopping at our small town station and the various crossing across our town.

The last I visited my home town, they were well underway in removing the tracks.

Thanks for the memories!

Linda said...

We live in a train town...the main hub is not too far from us and there are tracks next to the dry river bed nearby...it's amazing how many people park on the street nearby to watch the trains roll by!
Happy New Year!!

Sherri B. said...

I love the different colors in the train cars...sometimes I squint and can see patchwork fabric in things like this. xo

McVal said...

I love old trains. cool!

JoLynne Lyon said...

I love a good train! Happy New Year!

Shug said...

Funny thing....we do not live that far from the train tracks that run through our small town, YET, I never hear the train!
hugs,
shug

Betsy said...

Oh how cool...will have to show there to my boys!

Deb said...

there is something magical about trains...

Katie @Pinke Post said...

I always imagine where those trains are going!

Randy said...

Nice train shots!

Jessica said...

many minutes of my childhood were spent waiting at the railroad crossing of our small town for the trains to pass. they were always freight trains and my brothers and i used to count the cars as they would go by. i didn't lay eyes on a passenger train until we moved to minot, which is on amtrak's empire builder east-west line.

Lana said...

They always make me wonder where they are off to and where they have been. "The City of New Orleans" is now playing in my head! :-)

Linda said...

Now this may seem very ordinary to you, but to me it's rather exotic and somehow essence of America.

VP said...

It is always good to have some trains at hand. I completely forgot to take some pictures of them, thanks for reminding me with these nice images!