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 | This Was The Rock Island Railroad at ground level on the Rock Islands Suburban Branch after leaving the main line at Gresham Junction. He often rode into the city on its trains. Roger worked for two summers as an office boy for the railroad, and built his first home in Oak Forest on the main line to Joliet. His summer home was near the Peoria Branch. No wonder the Rock Island became his favorite railroad. This is Rogers fast-moving movie kaleidoscope of The Rock during its final six years, from 1974 until shortly before ... |
 | CHICAGO SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN RAIL ACTION-1970s the train action before it was gone forever. Roger lived west and south of the Windy City, so it was only natural he would frequently head for the hotbed of rail activity at Joliet Union Station. But he also visited Homewood, Blue Island, Oak Forest, and several other communities outside of Chicago. He also got farther west to savor the last remaining switching operations handled exclusively by steam locomotives at Sterling Illinois, until the early 1980s. Ride with us now as we relive ... |
 | Tuscany: Rustic Slow Food When travel dreams take people to Italy, Tuscany is often their first stop. There's something almost seductively charming about this region and its rustic good living. Today we'll experience two classic examples of "la dolce vita" (the sweet life): joining an early-morning truffle hunt through an oak forest, and tasting the bounty of a small-town artichoke festival. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, ... |
 | Walk from home to 'The Royal Oak' pub in the 'New Forest' Video of a walk to 'The Royal Oak' pub at North Gorley in the New Forest Hampshire in spring with Billy Holiday soundtrack. |
 | This Was The Rock Island--High Def at ground level on the Rock Islands Suburban Branch after leaving the main line at Gresham Junction. He often rode into the city on its trains. Roger worked for two summers as an office boy for the railroad, and built his first home in Oak Forest on the main line to Joliet. His summer home was near the Peoria Branch. No wonder the Rock Island became his favorite railroad. This is Rogers fast-moving movie kaleidoscope of The Rock during its final six years, from 1974 until shortly before ... |
 | Forest Hill to Honor Oak Park View from a train window. |
 | A great oak in a French forest We travel miles into the interior of a French forest to find a single remaining giant oak. This tree is marked on the road maps of France and is quite easy to find. Others marked like this are very difficult or have since been lost. We looked for two other trees on the road map in other forests on this trip and couldn't find them. But if you find one then it is a priveledge to see these last few. Soon they will be all gone and only very young trees will remain. When that day comes will ... |
 | Honor Oak Park to Forest Hill View from a train window. |
 | Arizona Photo Montage in December, 2006, when my husband and I spent a wonderful ten days in beautiful Arizona. Included are pictures of the Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, and the Grand Canyon's South Rim! It was all amazingly beautiful in the winter, complete with snow. Enjoy! ... Sedona Grand Canyon South Rim travel Arizona Road trip Route 66 historic oak creek canyon vacation christmas winter snow mountains forest petrified wood December 2006 Romantic Trip Romance Adventure ... |
 | big elk - "the old oak tree" The elk was of particular importance to the Lakota, and played a spiritual role in their society. At birth, Lakota males were given an elk's tooth to promote a long life since that was seen as the last part of dead elk to rot away. [Written by Tim Boucher 2008, this song is in the Public Domain.] LYRICS: www.timboucher.com |
