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Friday, October 30, 2015
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Amazing, and more amazing it's still around and operational 100 years later!
ReplyDeleteThe cuts between single and dual locomotive action confused slightly, but a lovely pair of miniatures. However, at the beginning, I found myself consumed by wondering what the car to the right of and behind the engine on the turntable was. The red tank and what looks like a fan shroud on the front has me stumped.
ReplyDeleteSnow blower?
ReplyDeleteI was wondering that, or leaf/debris blower...but why the tank?
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