T is for a 'Triumph' of Tripods.

Thimbles

T is for two Singer Featherweights

T is for toasting friends


T is for two very pointy teeth


T is for trouble...

Terrifying trebuchets

Trunk (very full)


Track bike (1938 Schwinn Paramount)


Torpado (1961 Italian racing bike)


Tennis

From Sandwich Fair, Sandwich, NH

Mama snapping turtle (not at fair)


Ford tractor


Truck


Tracked vehicle


Coolest truck ever

Speaking of tongues...

T is for tail (of mass destruction)

http://static.uglyhedgehog.com/upload/2013/11/6/thumb-1383792102064-thanksgiving_photos_036.jpg

That's not just any steam loco, that's a UP 'Big Boy', one of the largest, most powerful ever. Fabulous.

The Kingston Flyer is a toy in comparison (tho handsome).

T is for Tunnel

T is for Tunnel


Inside tunnel


T is for Trail


T is for tongue


T is for toilet


T is for tower

RR, an inspiration.

Trout

More, later

B-17

B-17


General Info


General Info


P&W radial




B-17 landing gear


B-17, side gunner's view


Kid's about 6', that's the belly turret


looking into nose


Cockpit

Here's a link: http://www.collingsfoundation.org/cf_aircraft.htm

No P-38.

B-17 and P-51 to come.

Thanks for your comments!

B-24, continued.

B-24 General Data


B-24 Production History


B-24


Tail gun




Nearly ready to depart


Hand turning prop


Taxiing (sp?) to take off


Picking up speed


Nearly airborne


And away. End B-24 segment

Oops, that last one is the wrong one - how can I delete it?

B-24 continued

'sprocket' drive for bomb bay doors


loading instructions, 300 pound bombs


loading instructions, 100 pound bombs


Inside, looking forward, I think...


Cockpit, co-pilot


Pilot's view


Port-side landing gear


Probably should have had this 2nd