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Galen55
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fabulous shot, looks almost 3 dimensional. 



   
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Being a model RR guy, I can tell 'ya....    buildings like that, despite their simplicity, are architecturally appealing.    Those Fords aren't bad either.    😉 



   
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I miss the old days. Someone should bring them back!  Smile  



   
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@perrone1 You need to go to Michigan - the Henery Ford Museum and Greenfield Field Village.     The village is literally a "live town"  filled with historic structures, antique vehicles, farms, building, horses, etc...

Many years ago, I was on the steam train that travels the perimeter of the Village, at one crossing, on the left, was a 1922 Model T Depot Hack while a replica 1800's era paddlewheel steamboat glided down the river on my right. 

The train blew its whistle, the boat blew theirs, the Model T waited....and I was in the middle of it all.   

Literally everywhere I looked, it was - for all intense purposes - the summer of 1922.      I made it - I had traveled back in time!    👍 🤓 🧐 



   
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@perrone1 You need to go to Michigan - the Henery Ford Museum and Greenfield Field Village.     The village is literally a "live town"  filled with historic structures, antique vehicles, farms, building, horses, etc...

Many years ago, I was on the steam train that travels the perimeter of the Village, at one crossing, on the left, was a 1922 Model T Depot Hack while a replica 1800's era paddlewheel steamboat glided down the river on my right. 

The train blew its whistle, the boat blew theirs, the Model T waited....and I was in the middle of it all.   

Literally everywhere I looked, it was - for all intense purposes - the summer of 1922.      I made it - I had traveled back in time!    👍 🤓 🧐 

Man, it sounds so cool! 

 



   
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Exceptional photo Galen. Thanks. 😎



   
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@geoff-jowett My thought exactly Geoff. It's hard to believe that this picture was taken by a camera back in the day or is it AI?



   
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@bob-jackman original black and white enhanced with AI color



   
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