Photo of The Day

[Ray Dunakin]

Wow. I'd be worried about chunks of rock flaking off.

[Ray Dunakin]

There are four trains visible in this shot taken on the Eureka branch of the D&RGW:

[Scratchman]

https://flic.kr/p/o2Zvss

Belle City Crawler

Gordon Birrell

http://www.flickr.com/photos/77318580@N00/

[voyager]

Love the tipper on this



(Sorry if it has been posted before!)

[Ray Dunakin]

Great truck, very cool!

[eTraxx]

Cycle anyone?

[jerseymercantile]

Almost Dr. Strangelovian!
Jack

[Design-HSB]

Hello, if I just talk about nothing model, is the fact that I was on vacation.
In Stavanger Norway I saw this Interesting Dodge classic cars.


Note nor the historical Ram hood ornament.





Then it was about 1800 km in the South to Seefeld Tirol and there was this Dodge classic car is there still being used by the fire brigade.


Unfortunately I could only photograph through a window.

[Mr Potato Head]

C'mon Helmut!
If your going to send us a great picture, go the extra mile and when no ones looking get in there and take the interior shots!
Just say hey, sorry I got lost,.............Oh I didn't know I couldn't be in side, ..........Oh sorry I was looking for the rest room,.................can you help me find it,....................
MPH

[Design-HSB]

Hi Gil,
the fire department is operated by volunteers who are present only to operations and exercises.
Unfortunately, there was never anyone and all doors always closed tightly.

A fire alarm I wanted to but not specifically trigger because of that.

[Scratchman]

Old truck Wallsburg, Utah.



Gordon Birrell

https://www.flickr.com/photos/gordonbirrell/

[Hauk]

Just back from a road trip through the northern parts of Norway.
Several nice finds, for instance this roadside cafe from the twenties:

[Chuck Doan]

Nice trucks everybody!

Hauk, love that wood weathering. And lush surroundings too.

[Hauk]

Hauk, love that wood weathering. And lush surroundings too.

Speaking of surroundings, I took the picture of the old cafe from my hotel window.
We spent  a night in a very photogenic hotel built in 1923. It was reopened in 2010 after closing at the start of  WWII:



Just behind the cafe there is a river were you can still see the deck of a road bridge that was blown up to stop the german army:



And here is another nice outhouse just across  the hotel:



Lots of modeling potential within a hundred meters radius!

[Guy Milh(imeter)]

Hi,

This site might interest you all

http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/224339/photos-of-a-traffic-jam-stuck-in-the-woods-for-70-years/

grtz
Guy