To the memory of Thomas Scaife and Joseph Rutherford
My engine now is cold and still
No water does my boiler fill
My coke affords its flame no more
My days of usefulness are o'er
My wheels deny their noted speed
No more my guiding hands they heed
My whistle too has lost its tone
Its shrill and thrilling sounds are gone
My valves are now thrown open wide
My flanges all refuse to guide
My clacks also, through once so strong
Refuse to aide the busy throng
No more I feel each urging breath
My steam is now condens'd in death
Life's railway's oe'r each station's past
In death I'm stopp'd and rest at last
Farewell dear friends and cease to weep
In Christ I'm safe in Him I sleep
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Taken on Sunday February 15, 2015
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Posted on Sunday May 14, 2017
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Steve D said:
Best wishes ... Steve
gezginruh replied to Steve D:
Thank you so much for your kind visit and the awards.
Best wishes
Füsun
Peter_Private_Box said:
I am so pleased that you have enjoyed sharing this little piece of old England with everybody. Such an unusual find, and a nice memory placed in the photograph.
Love Peter
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gezginruh replied to Peter_Private_Box:
Thank you very much for your nice words.
It is a nice memory and a touching story...
Love Füsun
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Andy Rodker said:
Fine shot.
Trying to catch up every time I'm on line and it co-incides with a bit of ipernity functionality! Therefore not often!
gezginruh said:
Best wishes
Füsun
Léopold said:
gezginruh said:
Thank you
Best wishes
Füsun