We’ll always think that Steve Lee invited me to ride on the Laramie to Cheyenne Portland Rose Steam Train was because I had put his program up on my website when the railroad wasn’t ready to make it a public thing and it helped him.
I was so impressed, I sat right behind him on the locomotive and saw the crowds below us gathered to see us go by. It would always be my best memory of those years as a railroad wife. It was a hard life and I quit fixing holiday dinners when you got the call and couldn’t even sit down. I quit putting up a Christmas tree, too. Thank you for still putting up outside lights.

Great journaling and what an experience, being right up there in the front. Love the photo with the Rt 66 hat. Fabulous page!

Wow! I am so impressed! I thoroughly enjoyed your journaling and love your photos. You've led an unusual and (to me) exciting life and I'm so glad you shared some of it with us.

Stunning photos!

Wow! a railroad wife. What an interesting detail to add to what I know about you.
Our home was owned by a train enthusiast. It's painted the yellow and red of the Southern Pacific Santa Fe Railroad engine/cars.
Wonderful pages!

Great story, love those frames! My hub would be so jealous of your ride on a steam train (although he's ridden plenty, and even drove one once).

I’m so happy that my page gave you the push toward doing the next chapter in your personal journal. What an amazing and interesting life you have led and what a grand written legacy you leave. Love you in the railroad hat! Enjoy your pages and journaling-look forward to more of your shared adventures

Fabulous journaling to accompany your portrait in the RR hat!

Fantastic journaling and your pages are always so interesting.

Fantastic journlaing and an amazing layout!!! The photos you used are awesome!!!!