Thanks for sharing these 2 beautiful photos. I don't know anything about the first photo. But from the second photo, I think it was taken when you visited the Oregon Rail Heritage Center. Am I correct?
The second image is a close up of the first photo SG. Both are of an antique steam tractor from the early 1910s that is still functional. This was at a tulip field near Portland :)
Thanks for sharing these 2 beautiful photos. I don't know anything about the first photo. But from the second photo, I think it was taken when you visited the Oregon Rail Heritage Center. Am I correct?
ReplyDeleteThe second image is a close up of the first photo SG. Both are of an antique steam tractor from the early 1910s that is still functional. This was at a tulip field near Portland :)
DeleteBeautiful. So enchanting!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ushaji :)
Deletelovely! reminds me of colonial times :)
ReplyDeleteYes Ankita, the tractor dates back to the early 1910's.
DeleteIs that a tractor kind of vehicle transformed into an old railway engine?
ReplyDeleteYour guess is partially correct Shilpa.It is a tractor but it looks like a old rail engine since it is powered by steam generated by burning wood.
DeleteTracing back in time :-)
ReplyDeleteVery much.
DeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture witha msg
ReplyDeleteThanks Chowlaji :)
DeleteBeautifully captured!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Noopur :)
Deletereally beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anjali :)
DeleteCool!!!!
ReplyDeleteSteaming actually :P
DeleteBeautiful pics..enticing and vintage stuffs:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Vishal :) Vintage is valuable, isn't it.
DeleteWow.... always fascinated by steam engines. Its unbelievable - the amount of power it creates just by steam.
ReplyDeleteVery true, steam sure has tremendous amount of energy. I wonder if that is what resulted in the phrase "full steam ahead"
DeleteThank you so much Satya, I'll take it up shortly. sorry for the delayed response, just got back from a short trip.
ReplyDeleteThe wordless Wednesday speaks what the viewer wants.Nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sarala :)
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