Sunday, October 30, 2011
9 comments:
Your thoughts are very important to Bleubeard and me. I appreciate it when you care enough to stop by and even more when you leave a short message letting me know you were here.
I don't want to ever turn on comment moderation, so when I find comments that don't relate to my blog content, your comment will immediately be deleted.
uauu que passeio lindo!
ReplyDeletegrata por comaprtilhar as fotos!
amo trens!
tenho alguns de ferromodelismo!
I love these old trains, what a way to see the world and your photos are perfect. Transporting me right back. Thanks for sharing Elizabeth. xox Corrine
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ReplyDeletehow ya doin?? sorry i have not been by for a while busy busy, luv the train piccies, great way to while away a few hours, sue,x
Something about old trains isn't there?
ReplyDeletethese are so cool.
ReplyDeletei'm a sucker for old trains - i also love the ones with graffiti on them :))
xxa
Trains are such huge fascinating monsters!!! Patsy from
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they seem lonely...
ReplyDeleteWe have to put out old trains indoors so the weather can't slowly erode them. Aren't these beautifully kept. I love that you now park under the station platform gable...and the spaghetti works in the distance...great urban architecture.
ReplyDeleteLovely old trains!
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