"Transportation" Challenge - Trains, Planes, Automobiles and Whatever - May 18-May 20
May 18, 2020 19:01:15 #
May 18, 2020 19:24:27 #
Sorry…...but I still have a few more to share for this section. Guess I'm getting a bit carried away, but since I dug around and made all these notes to myself......will finish up! 
Bob
Bob1.....I really wanted to hop on this scooter during our visit to Amsterdam in Sept 2018, but settled for this photo instead!
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2.....Lots of Smart Cars in Amsterdam also!
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3.....OOPS! No...I'm not to blame!
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4.....One of Amsterdams biggest means of Transportation......and one of my favorite photos taken during our visit.
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5.....Sailboats as we were departing Kiel, Germany.
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6.....Meanwhile in Colorado.....going up Vail Mt.
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8.....Spotted this great mountain transportation at Loveland Pass, Continental Divide. 11,990 Ft
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9.....Hot Air Balloons.....were often visible to us when we lived in Colorado. Never did it....
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May 18, 2020 19:28:22 #
Glad to see so many new people joining the challenges. This is a great place to "chill," share ideas and see what your friends are up to.
Here's some more transportation ideas...
Tim
Here's some more transportation ideas...
Tim
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Love it! In "our" day, we had peddle cars; today's young-un's have battery powered cars...
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Don't see too many unicycles anymore...or that kind of get-up, for that matter...lol
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Airboat anyone?
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How about the predecessor to the MGB...the MGA.
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The best way to get around a hilly campground is a good golf cart.
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Personal Transportation!
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May 18, 2020 19:29:59 #
May 18, 2020 19:30:19 #
Studio263 wrote:
1956 Chrysler Windsor.
Pg 7 - That's a beauty, Studio! Is it yours?
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:31:30 #
Studio263 wrote:
Tail light of a custom 1950 Mercury Monterey.
Pg 7 - I love going to car shows, especially those with a lot of old classics. Thanks for sharing, Studio!
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:32:46 #
foodie65 wrote:
from the archives
Pg 7 - Great diversity in this series, Foodie, and all wonderfully captured and shared!
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:33:36 #
ChackbayGuy
Loc: South Louisiana
Rolk wrote:
Welcome to the "Transportation" Challeng... (show quote)
The T-6 formation with AeroShell has my daughter taking my picture from one plane showing me taking a picture of her from AeroShell 4. Ride was at KTVR in Louisiana across the river from Vicksburg.
Other shot is a WACO on floats at an AOPA Flyin at an evening supper event.
If you have to travel, in the air is the MOST fun!.... John
May 18, 2020 19:34:07 #
scallihan wrote:
This was the first motorized tractor on Thompson Creek Road, Applegate Oregon.
Pg 7 - That's a beauty, scallihan, and I love seeing your dad on a similar tractor!
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:34:15 #
Studio263 wrote:
Nice variety of modes of transportation Bob. 
Ed B.
Ed B.
Thanks Studio263......This Challenge really got my "wheels wound up" and I've probably over done my share of posting "modes of transportation"! Appreciate your kind comment. Bob
May 18, 2020 19:34:50 #
Studio263 wrote:
I'm not positive about this one, but I believe this is a 1950 Chrysler New Yorker.
May 18, 2020 19:35:53 #
afsalvo wrote:
This one is an old slide conversion. The "ride" was more than a simple pleasure ride. July Fourth celebration in Fairbanks Alaska.
Pg 7 - What a thrill that must have been! Great image, afsalvo!
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:36:28 #
Bob I 41 wrote:
Thanks Tim.....it was certainly something quite different for us. As mentioned, the men guiding us down the hill were a father/son team & the picture I caught was of the father. I was really amazed how he managed to maneuver! I've dug up a few more pictures that will also make this challenge.....including a train!
Can't wait to see it, Bob!
May 18, 2020 19:38:38 #
boberic wrote:
Cars, wagons, boats, trucks whatever
Pg 7 - You have pretty much everything there, boberic! Love that old wagon with the steel wheels1
Tim
May 18, 2020 19:41:14 #
Studio263 wrote:
From the archives. Train to nowhere.
Pg 8 - Very, very cool image, Studio!
Here's a fitting "opening" for that image, Studio.
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