This is the last set of photos from the Museum of Transportation.
These photos were all taken on a sunshiny day but this photo always makes me think of the song Crying in the Rain.
Maybe some WD-40 will help.
This is from the inside the cabin of one of the engines. In front of the engineer is a wall of gauges and polished brass valves. Where the engineer sits is a large brass, horizontal lever used to control the speed of the engine. I wanted to get photos of the polished brass items but there were too many kids climbing around and turning the valves. I mean really, even when I’d push them off to the side they would just scamper back in my way before I could get the camera up to my face. Finally I gave up and left the cabin with just this photo of a gauge.
These last two are in the top 5 of my favorite shots in the 3 part series.
Thank you for stopping by.
David
Good shots even with the kids. 🙂
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Thank you Maverick. Next time I’ll go in with a pocketful of M&Ms and let them see me thowing them (the M&Ms) out the door.
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Since my grandfather was an engineer on the New York Central, that’s my favorite shot. Who knows, that one might have been one he operated?
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Could be. Bet that was an interesting job.
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