I guess I'll let Miner CT Mike tell the whole story, but it's a 63 Corvette Grand Sport.. Basically I was driving through the town of Carlisle, with some Corvette parts in the back of my truck. I'm driving then my wife and I see a Corvette in the back of a pickup truck at a gas station.. I'm thinking to myself, "hmm, that's interesting..." Then my wife says, "Ohh look, that's Connecticut Mike!". So I had to stop and take some pictures..

Miner Greg

Sunshine Miner's Memorial, Kellogg, Idaho.

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This ain't longwall... this is long hole!

great shot there bink

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Come over to the Dark Side....... We have Cookies!

agreed. is that sunlight in the background or somethin' else?

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creeps of the world..........unite!!!!!!

Here's my contribution, spam free to boot.

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Alive and Well....for now

Where is this?

Ouray. Just like it says under the picture. A miner's memorial with a lot of names on the plinth off to the right.

Chris
in New Zealand

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Is the corvette restored yet?

Well, here is my photo of the week. Just got it from the developing place. I'm in the engineer's seat, and my dad is looking off the tender deck. This is the loco I am interested in restoring, and I had my senior pictures taken on.

She is a Soo Line H-22 Class Pacific, and the last one of her class. She was built by ALCO Schenectady works in 1914 for the Wisconsin Central. At one point, she held the North American record for the longest continuous run of a steam locomotive at that time. It was from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, where she is currently, to Winnipeg, Manitoba, 800 miles. The loco was retired in 1955, and donated to my city. She currently sits in Lakeside Park.