This man was making constant adustments to this antique engine at a show this past spring.
Fiddling with
Milford Street
If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough. – Robert Capa
This man was making constant adustments to this antique engine at a show this past spring.
I love how you’ve captured the movement of the wheel!
Thank you, Liz. Yes, those wheels move fast! I hope all is well.
You’re welcome, Chris. My husband and I are heading out to Sheldon Springs, Vermont to take some inspiration photos.
I wonder if the knowledge of these old machines will pass into the new generations.
I hope so. They are worth preserving.
That engine will keep running as long as it is fueled!
I hope so. A few of them were temperamental
Those old engines are remarkable pieces of engineering. I am hoping to make it to Rollag, MN this year for the Western Minnesota Steam Thresher’s Reunion. There are steam engines big and small on display every Labor Day weekend.
That must be amazing to see the old threshers. I hope you can go there.
Love the movement you captured and yes the maintaining of our past matters to me…I also enjoy these spaces you know Chris … have a joyful day ~ sending smiles hedy ☺️💫🌞
It looks like something out of a movie–maybe *Hugo.*
Isn’t that part and parcel of having an old machine? lol
I think so. I’m not partial to fiddling myself.