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Penélope has already arrived my home a few weeks ago, but only now I have been able to do what she asked me: to take a picture of her calling Carmen Ortí to let her know that she arrived well and that she feels confortable here at home. She is even happier because there are many Toca's furniture at her disposal. 🏠☎️📞
A fascinating photograph of the LNER's Sentinel/Cammell steam railcar No 2135 'Integrity' leaving Newcastle Central in August 1932.
2135 was built in 1927 and ran for twenty years before being withdrawn in 1947. It was the only example of a two cylinder gear driven Sentinel railcar and was initially built as an experiment but proved successful.
The LNER had a number of different railcars throughout their system - apparently they were more economical than certain classes of tank engines for local and suburban use.
Photographer unknown.
In light of the recent Integrity poll regarding E59th I decided to get out one of my FR dolls to see what I thought. The suit fit Vanessa well.
BNSF's Job 218 rolls past CN's Dock 6 as the footer American Integrity backs toward the shiploader for a cargo of Minntac pellets.