There's a steam engine that goes through Chelsea, QC. I was able to get a few shots of it while staying at a friends house. Exposure was quite difficult, given the very bright sky and dark shadows.

This is one of several steam engine photographs taken by my great uncle Garnet Cross, whose father was an engine driver for Southern Railway. All the photos in this set were taken around the Southern Region, post-WW2 but perhaps some before it.

Thanks to flickr member loose_grip_99 for help with identification.

Verbeeck Fairground Organ

Whitley Bay September 1981

The "World Forestry Center's" Shay and log car.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ransomes,_Sims_%26_Jefferies

Tenby Castle

Using ply template and two sheets of steel first epoxied and then bolted to hold stack together for cutting out shape. Shape was rectangular and holes drilled and reamed where needed on my mill in a vise.

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Old Iron Steam Engine - Pennsylvania

at Museum in Scranton pa. E.J. Lavino Co. No. 3 on side of Steam engine(Type 0-6-0T Saddle tank built April 1927)

STEAM ENGINE

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Hi John

I'm delighted to let you know that your picture of the man driving the miniature tractor has been chosen as our winning photo for July.

Your winning photo will now go forward to an online poll at the end of the year to decide the Rural Gateway Photo of the Year 2007.

Best wishes

N. Ferns

Some very small parts went into this engine. I used teflon for the pistons since this engine will only be run on compressed air, not steam.

R711 and T395 arriving at Sunshine

Reading and Blue Mountain Railroad

LLanadudno Victorian Weekend

Our engine, #480, Durango-Silverton RR

Crossness Engines

This is one of several steam engine photographs taken by my great uncle Garnet Cross, whose father was an engine driver for Southern Railway. All the photos in this set were taken post-WW2 but perhaps some before it.

Further information is very welcome.

Thanks to flickr member loose_grip_99 for help with identification.

Celebrating 125th Anniversary of Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, Woody Bay Station. Photo Pat Adams

A SR Lord Nelson 4-6-0, probably on a Pullman Boat Train to Southampton.

This is one of several steam engine photographs taken by my great uncle Garnet Cross, whose father was an engine driver for Southern Railway. All the photos in this set were taken around the Southern Region, post-WW2 but perhaps some before it.

Thanks to flickr member loose_grip_99 for help with identification.

This is one of several steam engine photographs taken by my great uncle Garnet Cross, whose father was an engine driver for Southern Railway. All the photos in this set were taken around the Southern Region, post-WW2 but perhaps some before it.

I would welcome any expert advice on location the picture was taken.

Thanks to flickr member loose_grip_99 for help with identification.

Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Holywood, Co. Down

Crossness Engines