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Tag Archives: trains
IONTW – April 1, 2018
For the first time since 1956 – if you can believe the intarwebs – April Fools’ Day and Easter are coinciding! You may also have noticed (or not) that Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday were the same day. Public art affecting … Continue reading
IONTW – February 11, 2018
Don’t get me started on how many ways of horrible the “holiday” is, but the card (above) was cute, and Liz Climo has some fun ones you can download. Literary maps! Exhibit at Harvard’s Houghton Library, through April 14, 2018. … Continue reading
Traslado y Rehabilitación de Locomotoras: Taller de Restauración
Relocation and Rehabilitation of Locomotives: Restoration Workshop Woohoo! Trains! I had caught a glimpse of this, going past in a taxi on one of the previous days, then we ended up with a bit of free time to walk around … Continue reading
another thing I don’t understand, #146
the person who was sitting in the window seat just left the train without folding anything up
Oregon Coast Historical Railway
A locomotive?! I was not really expecting to see that, but how could I NOT stop? The Oregon Coast Historical Railway in Coos Bay was right on my way, and provided a pleasant stop. There’s a nice little museum with … Continue reading