A Piece Of Our Past

Today GaryW @thewatersphotos posted a shot of a caboose. It inspired me to drive down to End of Steel Park on Edmonton's Southside and take a picture of this caboose which sits on display

[Diana]

Times sure have changed, thanks for sharing.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely piece. Glad that it is retained on show as part of history.

[KV]

Lovely caboose!

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice capture!

[Anne ❀]

such a big part of our history, nice that it is on display

[wendy frost]

A great find and shot.

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Mags]

Wonderful capture! Always liked the caboose the best.

[Esther Rosenberg]

NIce

[william wooderson]

Did you clamber aboard?

[tony gig]

Lovely capture.

[gloria jones]

Great capture of this caboose

[Fisher Family]

A super shot of this wonderful piece of history. I really enjoy seeing railway relics. Fav!

Ian

[Kathy]

Cabooses look a lot different than in the past. Good shot.

[Margaret Brown]

A nice piece of history and capture

[Nina Ganci]

Great capture of the caboose, well looked after
fav

[Pat Knowles]

I was trying to think where I had seen one of these before....of course Gary....

[Jean]

neat!

[Jacqueline]

Nice capture!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Cool

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I love trains- they have played a large part in our history too. There is even a train museum in nearby Scranton. Nice shot.

[Lou Ann]

A good looking caboose!

[arthur clark]

Lovely piece of history,i've heard of a caboose but never seen one.

[Dustyloup]

That ballast is so clean and pretty!

[Pyrrhula]

Cool train shot.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Carolinesdreams]

What a great old engine.

[Carolinesdreams]

...oops, caboose!

[Harry J Benson]

I miss seeing cabooses on trains :(

[sheri]

Neat.

[haskar]

Great capture.

[bkb in the city]

@dustyloup Glad you like this one

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@pyrrhula Ferry glad you enjoyed this one

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@elisasaeter Thanks Elisabeth

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@carolinesdreams Thanks Caroline

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@hjbenson Harry l do too

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@sherimiya Sheri glad you like this one

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@haskar Thanks Haskar

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@ludwigsdiana Diana you're welcome

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@sangwann Yes Dione l am too

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@kvphoto Glad you enjoyed this one

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@photographycrazy Thanks Bill

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@sunnygreenwood Anne l am glad it has been preserved

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@wendyfrost Thanks Wendy

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@pdulis Thanks Peter

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@marlboromaam l love them too

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@dutchothotmailcom Thanks Esther

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@will_wooderson William it is not open to the public

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@tonygig Tony glad you enjoyed this one

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@seattlite Thanks Gloria

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@fishers Thanks Ian for the comment and the fav

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@randystreat Yes Kathy they certainly did change over the years

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@craftymeg Thanks Margaret glad you like this one

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@ninaganci Thanks Nina for the comment and the fav

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@happypat Of course

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@jernst1779 Jean glad you enjoyed this one

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@jacqbb Thanks Jacqueline

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@sdutoit Sylvia glad you enjoyed this

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@olivetreeann Ann we have a train museum nearby but is has been closed through the pandemic

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@louannwarren Lou Ann glad you enjoyed this one

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@arthurclark Arthur glad to share this with you

[Dee L.]

Nice capture, I remember a train running between small towns in Northern Michigan when I was a child. We used to ride on it and one time the conductor let us ride in the caboose with him. Fond memories.

[bkb in the city]

@flygirl Thanks Dee for sharing that memory