Eastern Railroad Discussion > Trains, Bulldozers, And An Upset Cat

Hi everyone.

I'm behind on posting pics, so here is my first set.

Enjoy.

Pics 1 and 2: The EBT #16 last October.

Pic 3: The ROW of the Gettysburg Trolley through the Evergreen Cemetery (look straight ahead).

many more...

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Pic 4:  Looking the other way.

Pic 5:  The NS OCS at Ship., Pa this past March on its way to the Masters.

Pic 6:  The OCS at Maugansville, Md. My car would break down after this lol.

more...  

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Pic 7:  The end of the OCS.

Pic 8:  The TAG loco leading 16T near Marion, Pa last April.  This was near dusk.....
 
Pic 9:  July 8.....UP 4014 in Enola.

still more...

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Pic 10:  Since along the river was an absolute disaster, I decided to go to Thompsontown, Pa and wait.

Pic 11:  I was able to get ahead of 4014, so I stopped in Mount Union, Pa  After considering different ideas, I settled on this. I wish it wasn't humid that day.....

Pic 12:  July 10......UP 4014 in Altoona.

more... 

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Pic 13:  My wife's favorite loco UP 1616.

Pic 14:  NS Landmark Locos.

Pic 15:  My favorite HU.....NS 8102.

a few more...

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Pic 16:  The NS Safety Train.

Pic 17:  These were open to tour.

Pic 18:  Some power going to South Fork.

more...

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Pic 19:  July 27.......Interesting loads on what used to be NS 275 at State Line, Pa.

Pic 20:  Transformers.

Pics 21-23:  Bulldozers.

more...

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Pic 24:  This was on 275 also.

four more...

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Pic 25:  A steam tractor.

Pic 26:  A classic fire truck.

Pic 27:  My cat was less than thrilled with this wind up train.  She actually attacked it when I wasn't looking.

one more... 

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Pic 28:  A clear view near Devils Den (Pa).

Thanks everyone for viewing. 

On a side note, I'm looking to sell that wind up train.  Message me if you are interested or know someone that is. It doesn't have much pulling power...... 

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You got some great shots. Nice shot of the rear office car on the Masters train
The one I like most is the cat and the windup train. It takes me back to my trains growing up in the 50's, including the tunnel. Is it Marx? My cat never has encountered a running toy train, just scratching up the boxes they are in.

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What are them Cars doing out of Museum Yard??

Notch7 Wrote:
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> You got some great shots. Nice shot of the rear
> office car on the Masters train
> The one I like most is the cat and the windup
> train. It takes me back to my trains growing up
> in the 50's, including the tunnel. Is it Marx?
> My cat never has encountered a running toy train,
> just scratching up the boxes they are in.
>
> Posted from Android

It is a Hafner #1010.....

ns1000 Wrote:
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> Pic 27:  My cat was less than thrilled with this
> wind up train.  She actually attacked it when I
> wasn't looking.

Thanks. I was curious about the cat.

Ah, a Hafner! I didn't recognize it. I had a Marx when I was around 4 years old (1952) and all I really wanted was an electric train. A couple years later Santa brought a basic Lionel Scout set.
 I had a cat that was okay with HO trains, but Lionel O Gauge trains, not so much. But went truely berserk when we set up an HO Slot Car Raceway.
Lots of interesting material in this post. Thanks!
Gonut