Red roof:

These pictures were taken in Deep River, CT.

These pictures were taken with a “Canon SX10 IS” camera.

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Linesman

Given that steam engines are no longer used by the railroads I am assuming that train is operated as an excursion train from a museum somewhere close to Deepwater. Can you give any further details on how to find it?

Awm03,
Since you liked that covered bridge so much, even though it is not an R, i thought i might take the liberty to offer you another here. But then, if we say its rustic I guess it is an R.

Glad you liked the pictures of the train. You are right about it being a train that is operated as an excursion train from a museum. It is in Essex, CT. It is called "The Essex Steam Train & Riverboat Ride". I took the grand kids there last summer while they were out of school. We paid $3.00 extra for a seat in the open window car.. I never took this train in the winter months. We only took the train and did not go on the river boat..(But now I wish we did) The train travels along the Connecticut River and goes by Gillette Castle State Park in East Haddam ...
The train takes you to the end of the line, turns around and drops you off at the River Boat. While there, it picks up the people from the boat and takes them back to the train station... I am posting two pictures of the River Boat. Also and I am posting a link about The Essex Steam Train below.

“R Is For River Boat”

These pictures were taken in East Haddam, CT.

These pictures were taken with a “Canon SX10 IS” camera.

http://www.essexsteamtrain.com/

Have A Nice Day
Linesman

Ron

It is a small world after all...lol

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