Sugar Cane Train
What was 20 years ago a ride through captivating fields of sugarcane has become a back door view of golf courses and local shops. It is still a remarkable trip down memory lane. Local resorts are trying to shut down the last operating steam train in Hawaii. So much history lives within the memory of the Conductor "Uncle" Terry and his crew. Hoping to help keep traditions of Old Town Lahaina alive!! Aloooooha!!
In the Sweet History on Rails photo essay.
15 responses
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Dave Hillyer gave props (23 Aug 2009):
Beautiful picture.
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Dawn Duffield (Deleted) gave props (24 Aug 2009):
Perfect!
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Latrenia Bryant gave props (10 Sep 2009):
Ahhhh... Very pretty.
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Karen Foto Fiddler gave props (16 Sep 2009):
What a great capture! the blur in the windows and the church cross inthe distance...such a llucky chance capture of that! The girl touching the glass is as if she is fascinated by the view...Fabulous!
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Keiko Ehret said (16 Sep 2009):
Interestingly enough she actually was holding her hand up to the air passing through an open window. The blur adds to the impression that she is touching glass. Thanks for the props!
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Charlene Caron gave props (20 Sep 2009):
Excellent photo and beautiful daughter :-)
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (13 Oct 2009):
Fantastic slice of life. We'll be there in about 3 weeks! Can't wait.
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Bob Douglas gave props (13 Oct 2009):
Beautiful image. Your daughter(?) appears to be trying to touch something long gone but not forgotten.
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Ed Puskas gave props (15 Oct 2009):
Lovely shot! Great capture
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tony brown said (16 Oct 2009):
hope you keep the train,we have a steam train that runs through the dandenong ranges here in melbourne australia,to lose it would be such a loss.
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Carol Arntsen Masiak gave props (16 Oct 2009):
it is just beautiful...
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Maura Wolfson-Foster gave props (25 Oct 2009):
I love this.......!
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Andrea Petersen gave props (26 Oct 2009):
I love the blur outside of the window where you captured the train moving...Such a beautiful image in all respects.
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Sara Knick gave props (26 Oct 2009):
Free and easy.
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Claudio Schapsis gave props (4 Nov 2009):
love the details
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