Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Great day, or should I say "night," for railroading! Well now, it's been a while since I visited the Park in the non-morning. There's been a slight change to the roster since my previous visit on Sunday which is as follows:
Ernest S. Marsh - Holiday 4 Green
C.K. Holliday - Excursion 3
Fred Gurley - Holiday 2 Red
(Ward Kimball - Holiday 5 Blue [& Lilly Belle]).
While riding along with Ernest, we had prolonged station stops all the while through to Tomorrowland Station because every train was being refueled at Tomorrowland! Also (thought not shown here), as I was passing Schumaker Road leading to the Roundhouse, E.P. Ripley's old boiler was out in broad daylight. I was "shock-and-awe" seeing a bit of the dear lady still in the Park while our lovely engine is away. To wrap up the compilation today is Mark Twain, the Queen of the River, all decked out in the best of lights as she prepares to depart the Frontierland landing. Hope you enjoy!
Great day, or should I say "night," for railroading! Well now, it's been a while since I visited the Park in the non-morning. There's been a slight change to the roster since my previous visit on Sunday which is as follows:
Ernest S. Marsh - Holiday 4 Green
C.K. Holliday - Excursion 3
Fred Gurley - Holiday 2 Red
(Ward Kimball - Holiday 5 Blue [& Lilly Belle]).
While riding along with Ernest, we had prolonged station stops all the while through to Tomorrowland Station because every train was being refueled at Tomorrowland! Also (thought not shown here), as I was passing Schumaker Road leading to the Roundhouse, E.P. Ripley's old boiler was out in broad daylight. I was "shock-and-awe" seeing a bit of the dear lady still in the Park while our lovely engine is away. To wrap up the compilation today is Mark Twain, the Queen of the River, all decked out in the best of lights as she prepares to depart the Frontierland landing. Hope you enjoy!
