Rail Towns
Rail Towns – Ely’s importance as a rail town during the 1900s is showcased on the Nevada Northern Railway, which offers a twisty ride in an open-air car through the mountains of the Egan Range. Originally built to transport copper from nearby mines, today this National Historic Landmark is one of the last operating steam locomotives of its kind.
We were here back in May of this year and it did snow a few days which made the mountains in the background look so nice behind this locomotive.
Rail Towns
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Very interesting Sandra. A fellow blogger’s husband would have enjoyed these photos – he loved trains and was in a train club where he traveled from North Carolina to Tennessee a few times a month where they set up train tracks with trains big enough they could ride through the woodsy area. Unfortunately he passed away in June returning from one of his train group get-togethers.
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Thank you Mr.Ohh 😊
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Thank you Francine 🙂
Excellent photography. Great subject, Sandra. Sure was a clear day. Thanks
It was a beautiful day RJ, the mountain backdrop was so pretty behind the trains 🙂
a postcard from the past.
Thank you 🙂
Great post ❤️
Thank you Seraja 🙂
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Postcard worthy shots, Sandra!
Thank you very much Kellye.
Thanks for this blast from the past.
You are very welcome Don 😊
I really don’t have much experience this but you via this brought that experience closer to me… Thank you so much.
You are very welcome, thank you.
Choo choo ❗️ Wheres the Water ❓ I miss the old ones 🙂 thanks for sharing
You are very welcome 😊