E for Eggs or Engines
First time two words for the letter and here they go .. Blogging from A to Z April Challenge 2014 .. here goes Day 5 with Letter E.
Eggs
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| Single Egg |
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| Eggs |
Engines AKA Railway Engines
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| Very old Steam Engine now stationed by Upper Lake, Bhopal |
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| Another Grander View |
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| Say My Name |
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| Another Angle |
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| Here I am in front of another even more ancient Steam Engine |
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| Meter Gauge Train and Engine @ Gwalior Station |
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| Another view of the Meter Gauge Railway Diesel Engine @ Gwalior Railway Station |
So here ends the entry for Saturday 5th April 2014 which brought letter E with it and I ran with it.
I live in a tiny, almost-ghost-town outside of Pendleton, OR, along the Umatilla River. On my property is a large concrete building that once stored water for the steam engined trains that stopped here in the early 1900's. This town died when the steam engine was replaced.
ReplyDeleteCool pics!!
Interesting Information Judy, really sad to hear that town couldn't survive without Steam Engines.
DeleteAmazing shots of steam engines. Well done.
ReplyDeleteDamyanti Co-host, A to Z Challenge 2014, Daily (w)rite Latest Post
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Thanks Damyanti :)
DeleteSome really excellent photos for all the days so far! Very cute dogs!
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Heather M. Gardner
The Waiting is the Hardest Part
Stormy's Sidekick
Blogging from A to Z April Challenge Co-Host
Thanks Heather.
DeleteThe old steam engines are so cool looking. I guess newer models are more functional, but there's something about the old ones I like.
ReplyDeleteThanks J and you are so right :) old engines and machinery seem to have a kind of attraction to them.
DeleteTrains are interesting and fun to travel in. I love the whole getting to the station on time buzz. I've joined your followers
ReplyDeleteFirst of all Thanks SG for following my blog. Again thanks for the comment and yes trains are fun to travel in but here in India every mode of travel is overly stuffed with people we just have so many people its unbelievable. BTW I am following your blog too now.
DeleteI'd probably spend a lot of time around old engines, too, given half the chance.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't Tony eh? Thanks for the support sir.
DeleteLove those old engines!
ReplyDeleteThanks Inger :)
DeleteHi, I've just looked back over all your photos for the A to Z challenge. I love the engine pics and particulary the one of the single egg.
ReplyDeleteI'm now following your photo blog and look forward to seeing the photos for the rest of the alphabet.
Eileen @ In My Playroom (also doing the A to Z Challenge)
Thanks Eileen for the comment and follow.
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