Post Your Best Train Shot......

Look closely at the windshield and you can see the red "angry" emoji faces, that is why i was laughing.

I wonder what they are unhappy about?

Itsed65 wrote in post #19022779
Look closely at the windshield and you can see the red "angry" emoji faces, that is why i was laughing.

Oh yes! I had not seen them yesterday!

Itsed65 wrote in post #19022779
Look closely at the windshield and you can see the red "angry" emoji faces, that is why i was laughing.

Ah, Got it.

not sure if this suits? It's an engine and runs on tracks
Ruston type 20DL diesel locomotive
Used on occasions of total fire bans so they can keep operating without setting the country on fire.
There have been instances of travelling road tractors doing just that

avondale87 wrote in post #19023965
not sure if this suits? It's an engine and runs on tracks

But does it consist of a series of connected vehicles?

A local narrow gauge club : they would love to restore these but until they win the lottery they have only have a diesel to run !

Still, the grandson enjoys that anyway!

Here's one from Iceland's only railway - now gone - also a narrow gauge for industrial use.

Isn't she cute!

I like the simple composition, muted colors, and large near-blank areas. Good mood picture.

unclejohn wrote in post #19024295
I like the simple composition, muted colors, and large near-blank areas. Good mood picture.

Thanks, it was dumping snow quite heavily. Lake-effect squall near Rochester, NY.

Pippan wrote in post #19024035
But does it consist of a series of connected vehicles?

these will satisfy that criteria I trust

Ruston type 20DL diesel locomotive pulling .... something?

From this winter's visit to Banes, Cuba, another shot of the United Fruit Company's little "Panchito" locomotive made by H.K. Porter & Co. in Pittsburgh, USA in 1888.

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