Hi Friends,
I hope things are going well with you today.
I love trains ! I have some pics of a visit to the New Hope Valley Railroad Museum.& Train ride.
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We started our trip under cloudy skies .
It started to rain along the way . I took these two pics of old churches as we drove by.
I love an old church.
By the time we arrived at the museum , the rain had stopped and the sun was out. Yay!
Pics of the Garden Railroad.
Entrance to the open air railroad museum. Some cars were set-up with exhibits inside of them.
People gathering for the train ride.
Inside a mail car.
View of the inside of Caboose from the mail car.
Train Brake
Old Caboose they were working on .
Painting Hanging inside one of the Caboose cars.
Some black & white pics.
Conductor checking tickets during train ride.
Scenery during the ride through woodlands.
Little yellow engine that pulled the train. After the ride ,lots of kids got on & had their pics taken.
We rode in the open air cars .
To find out about the history of the New Hope Valley Railroad , Please visit here.
Thanks so much for your visit today ! I will leave you with this wonderful verse form the Bible:
"For all the promises of God are in Him(Jesus) are yes, and in Him (Jesus)Amen, to the glory of God through us." 2 Corinthians 1:20
I am linking to : Blue Monday,Mellow Yellow Monday,
Mandarin Orange Monday , Ruby Tuesday 2,
Our World Tuesday,Rednesday,Outdoor Wednesday,
White Wednesday, Orange You Glad It's Friday
Love & Prayers,
~Myrna
These are great pictures, Myrna. I enjoyed "going along with you" on the train ride. Sounds like you had a great time.
ReplyDeleteI love your post its amazing I love how you do your pictures =D
ReplyDeleteInteresting colllection.I like the story it tells - of fun and learning. I would have loved to have gone too! So would my grandson (and husband for that matter). My favourite photo is the one of the back of the carriage-with the peeling paint.
ReplyDeleteWow quite the post! Loved your journey! Think I like the old caboose photo the best! Nice work!
ReplyDeletevibrant reds, trais are very photogenic
ReplyDeleteI've always loved trains too. My father worked on the railroad. Beautiful blues.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Myrna.
What a fun trip, Myrna! Boys especially would love this!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy YELLOW post.
Have a great week ahead!
That looks like FUN. We love trains around here. A day like this would be "the best day ever!"
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures! It looks like you had quite an adventure. I especially love the sky and church pictures, they are quite lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy blue is a Tomato Hornworm, hope you'd come and see.
One more lovely trip, always new aims and new experiences. I love both the miniature railroad and the veteran one.
ReplyDeleteSuch great history knowledge and fun memories for life you are giving.
Indeed sowing the good seed.
Absolutely beautiful shots. I love the miniature train and railroad track.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. Wonderful shots too.
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Loved the tour especially the museum. Glad the rain cleared a little for you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip and train ride. My son use to put up a minature train garden. Wonderful photos thanks for sharing. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWe used to visit old trains when my boys were little. I enjoy looking at the all the parts, colors, insides and outsides that you show. I especially like the back of the old red caboose.
ReplyDeleteWhen my son was young we saw a lot of trains. Thanks for bringing back those memories. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteWow! Myrna ~ what a lovely post of a fun and historical trip ~ thanks ~ Excellent photography ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adventure it must have been to wander this train exhibit! So many interesting features! Love the interior view of the caboose and the old caboose!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Happy RT2.
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I love these pictures. I will have to take my kids there. I particularly love the garden train, too cute.
ReplyDeleteCalling by from Our World Tuesday, what an interesting series of photos from your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteWhat nice pictures! The train museum looked really nice. My fav. picture that you took was the one o the church through the window with raindrops on it. Very pretty. Love you! :)
ReplyDeleteWhere to begin, First, I love the pictures of the old church. The woodlands are gorgeous. The trains were interesting to see. I loved the old red caboose. As always those blue skies were amazing.
ReplyDeleteHugs
and have a great week
Iris
Thanks for sharing your work on Mandarin Orange Monday. A great series!
ReplyDeleteMyrna...I loved these pictures. That one with the rain and church..awesome and the train place..my kids would love to go there. thanks for sharing. Great shots you took.
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun. I love the miniatures. Also that pretty old church. There's something about trains... Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter lives in NC so I'm passing along a link to your blog. Happy Rednesday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun day! I love the bright red caboose! So glad the rain stopped so you could enjoy everything, my friend,
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
carolynn xo
Myrna, I always enjoy all your adventures in pictures! What a fun post today! Who doesn't just love trains!! i love the church through the rain, too. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
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Susie
Myrna that is a great place kid love that kind of stuff as well as adults it's the perfect place to visit. I love your topper it's so cute. Thanks for sharing your photos I feel like I went there myself. Big hugs
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a grand time at the Railroad Museum. Enjoyed your post very much.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
glad the weather cleared for all of the rail enthusiasts on the day. I loved the woodlands/green scenery photograph especially
ReplyDeleteYAY! The cone photo is a great submission to Orange You Glad It's Friday! Thanks for stopping by!
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What a great place to visit. My dad loved Model Trains and would have enjoyed visiting this place. You took some great shots. That shot of the painting in the Caboose was a favorite.
ReplyDeletei love your shots. you must've had a fun time with your family. hope you could visit my Ruby Tuesday last week here: http://www.lovehomegrowgarden.info/2012/09/04/garden-flowers-torch-ginger-lily/
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