A new Meme is being launched called That's my world. so click on the Icon and join.Last week our trip took us to Roseburg, on our way to the coast, we had lived there for over 40 yrs and i have to admit we never went to the Museum there, Which we ended up staying at the Fairgrounds in the RV Park. But it was too late to go inside, but did capture these photos. Logging was a Major part of this community, which is not that way anymore.
For those that would like to know and see more about logging there is a place south of Bend near Chiliquin Or. called Collier Logging Museum Also is a nice area for camping and fishing.check it out.
We did run into several of these, which was a good sign, that ment some people still had jobs for awhile.
Interesting post!
ReplyDeleteI like your photos, especially the last with the truck on the road and the fog in the background.
Steam Donkey!
ReplyDeleteWhat a name! :) Nice shots of your place.
It's funny how they called that machine a Steam Donkey. It would have been interesting to see it "move through the woods".
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of where you are. Very interesting to learn above steam donkey. Without the photo and information, I would think that someone steamed a donkey....lol. Happy tuesday.
ReplyDeleteThat's typical, when you live in a town you forget to visit special places that's for when you a coming back !
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us about this area and the steam donkey. I love the truck coming down in the highway surrounded by the lovely trees and mist.
ReplyDeleteInteresting piece of equipment with an even more interesting name..
ReplyDeleteGreat your trip World.
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I too would have liked to see the steam donkey in action...I bet you seen some beautiful country. Hope you share more.
ReplyDeleteShame you didn't get to go into the fairgrounds.Nice pictures to go along with the post.Thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteLilli: What a wonderful tour of your area. I loved the steam donkey.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool contraption! Funny name, too! Very nice post! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Interesting. The trees are so pretty.
ReplyDeletea steam donkey...now that is something different....
ReplyDeleteInteresting and imaginative piece of equipment! Interesting Odd Shot, too!
ReplyDeleteAgain a free ride in your surroundings,for which I thank you ! You live in beautiful surroundings.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Thanks for sharing your world with and thank you for commenting on my blog too!!
ReplyDeleteTake care
Great shots! and I love them because I love Oregon, lived there for a number of years, still miss it. Love that "Steam Donkey"
ReplyDeleteThat "steam donkey" looked like the most bizarre equipment I have ever seen. But as long as it did its job...
ReplyDeleteInteresting about the steam donkey. I wish I could visit your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteI saw the rest of the pictures in your other blog. Nice offering for this week. I love the drive to Oregon we took two years ago.
ReplyDeleteI see several logging trucks each week in my area. Very nice shot here!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting & wonderful world you have. Can't wait to see what you see during your travels. Happy & safe trails.
ReplyDeleteThat Steam DOnkey is a very interesting piece of equipment. Be something to see in action. I also like that last shot of the truck with the fog.
ReplyDeleteThe steam donkey looks interesting...will have to point it out to my husband since he likes anything mechanical :-)
ReplyDeleteI went thru Roseburg on on the way to a bell choir convention in Medford. We stopped to eat at Wendy's. The following fall, my granddaughter got a job teaching in Roseburg in a Lutheran School and is still there.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't really have time to look around so this is a nice photo journey for me.
Very interesting, I have never seen a steam donkey before!
ReplyDeleteThat donkey has some heavy legs!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it funny how sometimes we don't take advantage of the history in our own area? I recently went on a guided tour of my city and learned quite a bit. Your logging history is quite fascinating.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and very interesting information.
ReplyDeletevery appealing. thanks for sharing your world.
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