Road trip - day 5 - Cog railroad

You're welcome, JAgirl.

Thanks ladies for the comments...I enjoy showing how things work

PzzlGrl This is the fifth and last: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=O67V5DOL

PzzlGrl, This is number 4: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=0AYGLEIS

PzzlGrl, Here is the third: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=BX8ZPYYM

PzzlGrl, Here is another: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=7GJ4OO8L

PzzlGrl, Here is one: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=23M2RXQ7

PzzlGrl; Here is one of them. I can't figure out how to put all five in one comment so I'll do them separately. Engine parts 1: http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=23M2RXQ7

That's the usual way a train works, Mandy. But not here. Gave us a better view up ahead this way. I've directed Yoyo on how to find these postings and suggested she read the comments. Hope she'll have time sometime to do so. You are very welcome.

PzzlGrl, Sorry to be so long in responding. I find I need some help in doing this. I'll put a link on your most recent puzzle when I have them for you. I'm really not much of a computer person.

It's very different from the trains I'm used to.... where the engine always pulls from in front... thanks Ardy, and Yoyo :~)

Yes, some puzzles of engine parts would be great! Thanks

Engines and cars etc. have never held any attraction for me. I love it when they do their thing properly and hate it when they don't. Thanks, Dagmar.

I'm afraid, I use any kind of devices, but I never was very interested in how they work as long as they work LOL. I wouldn't be a good engineer, but it is intersting to see how it looks on the inside. :))

Thanks, Jan. Yoyo took quite a few shots -up close and personal - of the engine.

This is a great shot of the engine. I find it quite fascinating! thanks, Ardy!!

Thanks, Ank/

A beauty.

A cog is a tooth on the rim of a wheel. I think there will be a picture that shows how the wheels connect with the track. I'll go back through the pictures later and see if I can find one to show you.

What a fine engine, but Ardy, what does Cog mean?? I've looked it up and it gives no meaning!! Thanks so very much!!

A little different from a semi, right Pat? Thanks for coming by.

Barb, believe me there are lots of much closer-up pictures. :-))

Interesting thanks...

Thanks for the close-up, Ardy. :-)