Maine's Narrow Gauge Railroad will be up and running again come May 4. Coming to the city this summer? You might want to spend a sunny afternoon along the tracks edging Casco Bay. It's really a short trip, running 1 1/2 miles parallel to Eastern Prom, but well worth your time. The view is terrific! There is a museum too with quite a history of narrow gauge railroading in northern Maine.
Choo Choo!
Well, I don't think we'll be making it but I wish we could.
ReplyDeleteI love the view from the Eastern prom, so peaceful...I didn't know there was a museum, will take J there, like you, he is a train guy...
ReplyDeletewe lived just above the tracks and heard the whistle often but never took the ride. hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteNarrow gauge rail rides were part of my past as a girl in Michigan. Our family would take it to visit Taquamonon Falls. It was quite scenic as I am sure the Maine trip is -- barbara
ReplyDeleteI wish I could visit there! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Léia
That does sound like a fun way to spend some time!
ReplyDelete3 stripes vs. 3 strikes, you're out! :)
ReplyDeleteWill put it on the 'to do' list Birdman, happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou're quite the tour guide! Let me lock up the women and children and I am on my way!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! Like your pic.
ReplyDeleteI never cared much for trains when I was a kid, but as an adult I have seen some pretty cool layouts. Will I make it up to Portland this summer? No current plans, but things do emerge . . .
ReplyDeleteChoo, choo, I would love to!
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