A few CVRR pictures and some other related pictures....2

[J. S. Bach]

I don;t know - I'm not entirely sure where that even is or was on the line - south / west of Hagerstown.

True, it does look quite substantial.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I don;t know - I'm not entirely sure where that even is or was on the line - south / west of Hagerstown.

True, it does look quite substantial.

The bridges across the Susquehanna are still there...........

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

JS Lauser Store in Schaefferstown, PA

[Roy]

Another mansard roof. Interesting.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

The peace and tranquility of that river scene reminds me of the days I used to plunk myself into the Delaware Water Gap waterway, in an army-grade inflatable raft , called the Rover, and just let the current take me as far as the depth of water would allow, helped along by a wooden oar. The water was a deep, clear, clean emerald green.
Wonderful. If the water got too shallow, I just rolled out of the raft, stood up, sloshed around a bit and waded, and got back into the Rover once the water seemed deep enough to travel further.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

The peace and tranquility of that river scene reminds me of the days I used to plunk myself into the Delaware Water Gap waterway, in an army-grade inflatable raft , called the Rover, and just let the current take me as far as the depth of water would allow, helped along by a wooden oar. The water was a deep, clear, clean emerald green.
Wonderful. If the water got too shallow, I just rolled out of the raft, stood up, sloshed around a bit and waded, and got back into the Rover once the water seemed deep enough to travel further.

Take me with you next time you go..............

[rogruth]

The peace and tranquility of that river scene reminds me of the days I used to plunk myself into the Delaware Water Gap waterway, in an army-grade inflatable raft , called the Rover, and just let the current take me as far as the depth of water would allow, helped along by a wooden oar. The water was a deep, clear, clean emerald green.
Wonderful. If the water got too shallow, I just rolled out of the raft, stood up, sloshed around a bit and waded, and got back into the Rover once the water seemed deep enough to travel further.

Take me with you next time you go..............

I can't physically go but will join you in spirit.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

That's a beautiful suggestion, Rufus, but the days of my floating Delaware Water Gap sojourns were back in 1979, the Rover has long ago been gifted into other hands, and I'm not sure I'd still have the gumption. Of course, if such an adventure were to turn me into a corpse, you could simply put me aboard a raft and give me a good shove with your feet and likely accomplish an eventual down-stream burial at sea, thus saving my family expense and rigmarole .

So maybe I ought to give the whole suggestion further thought.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

That's a beautiful suggestion, Rufus, but the days of my floating Delaware Water Gap sojourns were back in 1979, the Rover has long ago been gifted into other hands, and I'm not sure I'd still have the gumption. Of course, if such an adventure were to turn me into a corpse, you could simply put me aboard a raft and give me a good shove with your feet and likely accomplish an eventual down-stream burial at sea, thus saving my family expense and rigmarole .

So maybe I ought to give the whole suggestion further thought.

Nope. Viking funeral for you - out to sea on the flaming boat! We'll do it right, by Odin!

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Thanks.
Very much.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Roy]

Small fire department. The Pullman automobile was built by the York Motor Car Co.:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pullman_automobile

But, why did it have right-hand drive?