Nice album, continue the good work.

said kagirk 2008.09.09 at 08:18:08 PDT

I love the trains......GREAT photos. Wish we saw more of them. John

said jacrabit4 2007.10.24 at 09:29:53 PDT

Hi, This is a terrific album! I was just getting settled into your train photos (I am a train lover, especially old ones) when you added some tractors and other subjects that would quicken the heartbeat of lovers-of-things-ancient. Your photos of the wooden boxcar is superb. I guess when you think about it they may have all been wooden at one time. Also, I had to 'svipe' your lovely photo of the old model waiting by the gas pump. A classic!! As usual I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to your site. - DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2006.09.27 at 03:59:52 PDT

I knew it wouldn't be long before you added to this album. The only trouble is I can't decide where the new pics started so solved the problem by going right back to the start! You have that rare ability of making a wonderfully interesting album out of ordinary everyday subjects that we take for granted and rarely glance at twice. I bet not too many people (myself included) would be able to tell which are the old and which the new of these trains.Love and hugs, Peter

said georgieboy98 2005.07.10 at 18:21:39 PDT

Charlotte, As always you have excelled and now I am going to browse a few more of your albums. Peter

said georgieboy98 2004.11.13 at 21:25:26 PST

Thanks for the kind words on my railroad "Abandonments& quot; album. My wife and I try and get to the Shenandoahs to camp and hike once a year, and I love the railroad history there. Got to chase a few freights too. You've taken some great pix here. That crisp western light really shows off those BNSF colors. My wife's dad lives in Albuquerque--so I checked out your New Mex albums too. Fine work.

said charlie862 2004.09.21 at 14:44:18 PDT

Thanks for the kind words on my railroad "Abandonments& quot; album. My wife and I try and get to the Shenandoahs to camp and hike once a year, and I love the railroad history there. Got to chase a few freights too. You've taken some great pix here. That crisp western light really shows off those BNSF colors. My wife's dad lives in Albuquerque--so I checked out your New Mex albums too. Fine work.

said charlie862 2004.09.21 at 14:44:17 PDT

Wow such great shots. I love the photos they are great. Lora in northern NY

said loradcl 2004.06.28 at 06:26:02 PDT

Hi,What a great collection of trains ,tractors and old cars.You captured them very well.It's also a very interesting album.Thanks for sharing.Have a nice weekend.mary-lou.

said louke105 2004.06.25 at 16:54:03 PDT

It's a McCormick Deering 10-20 or 15-30, can't be sure which. One was bigger than the other. Nice shot. alan

said alanweb 2004.06.24 at 12:46:24 PDT

I like your tractor album. Always have. The newly added Farmall looks like it might be a Farmall H. It has what might have been cultivators mounted under it, without the blades. Oh, and "Reincarnation& quot; may never have been a tractor, but an engine produced by IH. Likely the same engine as one of their tractor models, with a different front grill and mounting brackets. It was probably mfg. for the type of use it was put to. Those are only good guesses and I cannot be responsible for minor errors. :-) Oh, and the date on your Farmall H photos needs to be 2004. :-) Alan

said alanweb 2004.05.17 at 16:15:40 PDT