I did not even mean to do this, but on train day our youngest and I took to the rails near our house. It was a sudden decision and happened after we had sneaked out of the house to get some Thai food and DQ ... something we can't do with any other person in the house! Then again, everyone likes DQ ... but I digress ...
We saw one gentleman who was there to watch after the junction and he was fine with us exploring. Explore, we did. We climbed the trains which were all freight rails and found a few ties that had come out at one point and rusted. We were allowed to come home with a bag full of them. We also had a bag full a memories ... most of them made up as we created completely-false-but-feasible stories about why the railroad spikes were there.Train Day celebrates all things trains. Enthusiasts about the humble beginnings of locomotive transportation to engineers creating the future of travel, groups across the USA are pondering the CHOO CHOO and gathering train stuff.
Yet I could not keep myself from giggling because I kept singing Boil that Cabbage Down a la The Smothers Brothers and resisted the urge to look over my shoulder for vicious pumas in the crevasses.
Happy Train Day, aficionados! This is for you. ;-)
Happy Train Day, aficionados! This is for you. ;-)
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