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Category: <span>Travel</span>

Category: Travel

Old Number 37

Here's is engine number 37
Unfortunately, I do not remember where or when the photo was taken. It might have been on the Wilmington & Western line in the late 1990s. Scanned from 35mm slide and mildly Photoshopped to correct color errors.

Narada Falls

Narada Falls in Mt. Rainier National Park. This photograph was taken in the mid-to-late 1990s on Kodak Kodacolor 35mm film. Narada is about 188 feet high and an extremely popular photo stop on the Mt. Rainier Highway.

1936 Buick Business Coupe – Travel In Style

You never know what you will run into. Here is a stunning 1936 Buick Business Coupe that has been fully restored. This magnificant auto was on display at a car show in Richland, Washington back in September fo 2019. What a way to go! Travel in style, for sure.

1936 Buick Business Coupe
1936 Buick Business Coupe

American Empress on the Columbia

Back in the warmer days of last fall I was wandering through Howard Amon Park in Richland, Washington and came across this rather stunning site. The American Empress is one of several small capacity cruise ships that have been exploring the Columbia and Snake Rivers in recent years. Rather stunning, …

Triple Engines with A Boeing 727

Retired United Boeing 727 at the Museum of Flight
Retired United Boeing 727 at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The 727 was one of the most popular aircraft of its day. It is hard to miss the three rear-mounted engines, especially the center one with the intake above the fuselage and the exhaust under the tail.

Super Connie G

Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation on display at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The Super Connie is one of the most iconic airplanes ever produced.

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Artichokes

These are some monster artichokes that we purchased in Washington State. The photo was taken a couple of years ago, not recently. These things are monsters. They are about the size of a common softball.  You will never see these in New York State. I suspect they were grown in …