Mostly about my backyard chickens. (Boring, I know), but there are a lot of us out here. Mine are only kept as pampered pets. I could eat a neighbor's chicken, but not MINE. There may be a comment on current events only if I get riled up enough. And there will always be a cartoon or a joke to cheer us. I promise to try my very best to respond to comments. Now I have to figure out how this blogger thingy works....
Friday, August 12, 2016
Friday Night Steam
How about taking a trip on a cog railway today? (Just knew you would want to!)
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As a self confessed train freak your posts are addictive. Here in Australia I have nearly completed the available train journeys. The Indian Pacific, Kuranda Rail, (twice) and the Cairns to Brisbane. Still to do is the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin then the Savannah lander. The ultimate trip would be the Trans Siberian but that might not happen.
As a self confessed train freak your posts are addictive. Here in Australia I have nearly completed the available train journeys. The Indian Pacific, Kuranda Rail, (twice) and the Cairns to Brisbane. Still to do is the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin then the Savannah lander. The ultimate trip would be the Trans Siberian but that might not happen.
Well done video and an interesting post. Jealous of Granny riding all those trains. Wonder if any of them were narrow gauge steam. Granny, check out some of my Tweetsie videos at jterryt.blogspot.com. You should go ride the Peak Tram up Victoria Peak in Hong Kong.
As a self confessed train freak your posts are addictive.
ReplyDeleteHere in Australia I have nearly completed the available train journeys. The Indian Pacific, Kuranda Rail, (twice) and the Cairns to Brisbane. Still to do is the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin then the Savannah lander.
The ultimate trip would be the Trans Siberian but that might not happen.
As a self confessed train freak your posts are addictive.
ReplyDeleteHere in Australia I have nearly completed the available train journeys. The Indian Pacific, Kuranda Rail, (twice) and the Cairns to Brisbane. Still to do is the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin then the Savannah lander.
The ultimate trip would be the Trans Siberian but that might not happen.
Oh, Granny! That's wonderful! Start a blog and post all the pictures for us!!!!
DeleteWell done video and an interesting post. Jealous of Granny riding all those trains. Wonder if any of them were narrow gauge steam. Granny, check out some of my Tweetsie videos at jterryt.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteYou should go ride the Peak Tram up Victoria Peak in Hong Kong.
Lucky Granny for sure!
DeleteMe? I love GEARS!
ReplyDeleteMe, too!!!! :o)
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