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This classic BNSF GE was a welcome surprise on this westbound vehicle train as it navigates the nearly due south stretch of track through the small town of Hawley.
The latest addition to The Big Lemon fleet is former Go North East Volvo B10BLE Wright Renown R846 PRG, seen here leaving the painters. This is now the fourth former GNE vehicle in the lemon fleet.
West Sussex Fire And Rescue Brand New Mercedes Sprinter 6x6 Rural Response Vehicle From Midhurst Fire Station. Seen Here Positioned For Photos On the 2016 Fire Brigade Society to the Area.
styled after the 1928 Mercedes-Benz SSK by Brooks Stevens for Studebaker. Seen on the Biltmore Estate. Asheville, North Carolina.
On this sunny Saturday, there was a huge number of visitors to the Estate. There had been a marathon and a half marathon on the grounds that morning, there were several weddings throughout the day, and, because the next day was predicted to be rainy, visitors to the Estate came out in droves to take advantage of the pleasant weather.
The Excalibur and driver had been rented by one of the wedding parties. Photographing it was madness. A veritable Cecil B. DeMille cast of millions walking past it, plus no end of vehicular traffic passing by, plus people walking up to have their photos taken in front of the car. I had to be extremely alert to every instant when I might be able to get a shot that emphasized the car. Whew!
I happened to be in the area when about ten owners of oldtimer cars came together for their anually celebration of fathersday.
During the 1920's, the Graham brothers manufactured trucks and in the 30's they produced stylish automobiles. They ceased production in 1940. This vehicle might be a 1939 or 40 model. I remember it being a truck, and if it was a truck, it was likely an aftermarket modification. This vehicle was seen in the small town of Miami, Arizona. In order to get this shot, I had to stick my camera through a fence, thus my limited view of the vehicle.
Happy Truck Thursday!
The town of Mogollon, New Mexico was founded in 1876 as a mining town. During 1890's the town population varied between 3,000 to 6,000. Now the town has approximately 15 residents but is a popular tourist destination in the summer.
Happy Truck Thursday!