DaveA
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- Coastal Massachusetts, USA
- - -can start at any age. One of our great-grand-daughters, age 2-1/2, attempting to remove a rail from The Maine Central's Mountain division line.
No, I can turn a blind eye on this one.Wonder if @911 has cuffs that small.
WE kids used to put pennies on the track and they'd get "enlarged " as the train passed over them. There were more trains running back then in the 40's, we all had bikes, and it was only a couple of miles from the house. It was a local line and all steam engines as I remember.A little before I turned 5 years old I put a pebble about the diameter of a dime on the railroad track thinking it would cause the train to wreck.
Then afterwards I felt guilty about it and told my parents, but they didn't seem all that concerned and wouldn't take me back so I could remove it. It was on our trip out west. I forget which state we were in. But if there is any record of a train wreck somewhere out west in the early part of 1952, it might have been my fault.
What a little doll!- - -can start at any age. One of our great-grand-daughters, age 2-1/2, attempting to remove a rail from The Maine Central's Mountain division line.
Ditto.....WE kids used to put pennies on the track and they'd get "enlarged " as the train passed over them. There were more trains running back then in the 40's, we all had bikes, and it was only a couple of miles from the house. It was a local line and all steam engines as I remember.