December 16, 2004
Holiday Train
South Haven and Annandale are the towns nearest to Torroemore.
An estimated 1,000 people turned out on a frigid night in Annandale Monday, Dec. 13, to greet the Canadian Pacific Railway’s Holiday Train and donate items of food to the Annandale Area Community Food Shelf. The 12-car train, outlined in thousands of lights and with a Christmas tree atop the locomotive, pulled to a stop at the Oak Avenue crossing near Annandale Memorial Park.
Auntie Sue and her daddy.
When Ilooked at that baby, I knew it was Sue. She looks determined to cope with the world in her own way. Helen
Posted by Helen.That is a very polite interpretation of that expression. I can see why Frank waited so long to have Diane.
Posted by michael.I WANT THAT TRAIN...............
Posted by goose.i second goosey.
Posted by LaChica.Posted by Michael at December 16, 2004 06:38 AM
When Ilooked at that baby, I knew it was Sue. She looks determined to cope with the world in her own way. Helen
Posted by: Helenat December 16, 2004 10:01 AMThat is a very polite interpretation of that expression. I can see why Frank waited so long to have Diane.
Posted by: michaelat December 16, 2004 10:14 AMI WANT THAT TRAIN...............
Posted by: gooseat December 16, 2004 08:22 PMi second goosey.
Posted by: LaChicaat December 16, 2004 09:35 PM