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Light at Stone Bridge Park. I really liked the sky that day. Photographs do not do it justice.
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Rainbows at the Fountain at Stone Bridge Park - Guess this should really be called a "fountain bow". There is no rain involved in producing the bow.
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Reflection of Flag in the side of the building where we met up for this excursion. Did I say that I like reflections
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Engine at the Huntsville Railroad Station Museum. There is an Engine much like this at the Railroad Museum at Cowan, TN.
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Switch Engine from the other end. The tender is a big tank, we made the assumption that the engine burned oil - not coal.
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A senior Chrysler. In fantastic condition. For personal reasons, I didn't want to say that this was an "old" Chrysler.
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An Oil Tank and Pump at the museum. In the forties and early fifties, if your car needed a quart of oil, this is where the attendant went to get it.
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Air for your tires? Notice that there is no place to place your coin. Air was free in the old days.
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Stone Bridge at park in Fayetteville. This is a replica of the bridge across the Elk River, that fell in 1969
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Engine #1 at Cowan Railroad Museum. Per the website, this engine was originally used at a brickyard to move train cars loaded with clay for brick making.
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Another view of the engine at Cowan Railroad Museum. This engine was built in 1920, per the website and was used in a brick yard to move train cars loaded with clay ( and probably the finished brick too.)
