My partner and I were looking for a steam loco two days ago but the advertised times kept changing so we missed it. But then, it was the Duchess of Sutherland whom we have seen so many times. I wonder if she is becoming slightly tarty?
I LOVE all trains, but especially steam trains. My husband and I used to chase one of the trains on it's route through the mountains. It's a sport here. LOL This photo is so great with the clear color contrasts and composition.
Great photo! I am also a leukemia survivor - AML - 5 years in remission! That is much longer than my doctors expected me to live, and I give thanks to the Good Lord every day. I don't think I could have made the journey without my faith in God to strengthen me. I was evaluated for a stem cell transplant, but because of my age and other health issues the survivor rate for me was not as good as yours, so I decided against it. The leukemia is still there, hiding in my bone marrow and I could relapse at any time, but I have learned to live one day at a time, leaning on Jesus as my hope for the future. I hope you have a long happy life! Lea @ Lea's Menagerie Mississippi, USA
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So good to see these old steam engines still running. It was another era.
My partner and I were looking for a steam loco two days ago but the advertised times kept changing so we missed it. But then, it was the Duchess of Sutherland whom we have seen so many times. I wonder if she is becoming slightly tarty?
I LOVE all trains, but especially steam trains. My husband and I used to chase one of the trains on it's route through the mountains. It's a sport here. LOL This photo is so great with the clear color contrasts and composition.
Great photo!
I am also a leukemia survivor - AML - 5 years in remission! That is much longer than my doctors expected me to live, and I give thanks to the Good Lord every day. I don't think I could have made the journey without my faith in God to strengthen me.
I was evaluated for a stem cell transplant, but because of my age and other health issues the survivor rate for me was not as good as yours, so I decided against it.
The leukemia is still there, hiding in my bone marrow and I could relapse at any time, but I have learned to live one day at a time, leaning on Jesus as my hope for the future.
I hope you have a long happy life!
Lea @ Lea's Menagerie
Mississippi, USA
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