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It was the first drive thru. Mrs. McFarlan made a small fortune selling coffee and donuts to the engineers.There were actually a few houses in Farnham that had trains right up against them like this. Line has been discontinued so no rumbling in the middle of the night
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Looks to me like a good structure, but the design of the hold down bolts appears a little wanting.
I give up!The West Highland Line in Scotland. Spot the difference between the two!
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lol . One is above the other and one is below the other of course. Groan.I give up!
How do you keep an A-hole in suspense?lol . One is above the other and one is below the other of course. Groan.
I will let you know in a while.How do you keep an A-hole in suspense?
Picture resolution is higher on the second pic. 2400 x 1200 I'd say.The West Highland Line in Scotland. Spot the difference between the two!
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Looks like a 1959 Bel Air on the left .
Now I’m jealous. Incredible bridge for sure.Went across that bridge on the Royal Scotsman.
Trip of a lifetime for us. Our families both have history in Scotland, most of it not good. The train trip on The Royal Scotsman, was as close to being treated like royalty as we can ever expect. Food, service, scenery and history all rolled into one adventure. I think they had over 100 different brands of Scotch on board. I even got to sit in the engine for several hours as we followed a fiord, I was the authorized Whistle man!Now I’m jealous. Incredible bridge for sure.
1960 Impala.Looks like a 1959 Bel Air on the left .
Ah yes . The tail lights.1960 Impala.