Circa 1858

The last one from my recent visit to the Museum of Transportation.... thanks for your tolerance.

According to the sign, the "Daniel Nason" engine is the only surviving example of a "Dutch Wagon" style of engine construction which was popular before the Civil War. This engine was running when Abraham Lincoln was alive, which was amazing to ponder (at least for me).

Feel free to scroll on past if the trains are just getting to be too much. I just want to make sure they are included in my project, before they become "fillers." Nerd on! :)

Enjoy your weekend, all.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice pic!

[Jane Anderson]

Primitive and charming! I've loved the series, Rosie!

[gloria jones]

Super capture, composition, details

[Gayle Sears]

This engine is very impressive. Nice capture.

[Danette Thompson]

Super capture.

[Rachel]

I like the processing, it almost makes it look like a toy.

[Ukandie!]

I like your processing on this, it make it feel as though it is in movement. I do enjoy your nerd moments, they always intrigue me.

[Jane Pittenger]

Love the detail...down to dust!

[Sally Ings]

Another super capture. Love seeing the old trains. It must be a very interesting place to visit.

[Tony Guest (snoopybooboo)]

Superb Rosie. Fav.

[Vera]

I agree with Rachel @888rachel ! It has this toy feeling, standing out so prominently against the background.

[Susan]

Lovely capture, Rosie.

[Yeshanghai]

Gorgeous capture with amazing colors and POV

[Taffy]

I love this shot!! Processing is fantastic, great lines in the background, fascinating engine. And it's age...wow...as it looks so shiny and new it could be a model train! Sad to see the series end...I've really enjoyed the images.

[Janet B.]

Fantastic capture! I love your pov!

[Kim Harper]

I've never been here, but you've inspired me to make a trip soon. I like your POV here too!

[Kathy]

Nice shot. Love the bright colors.