I'm blogging over at Inkwell Inspirations today about Historic Snow Cabooses. Well, it was just the historic ones, and then I remembered about a modern one, so it's a Then and Now post.
I'd like to thank the folks over at the Lanigan and District Heritage Assoc Virtual Museum for allowing me to use their images in my post.
Thanks also going out to the Glenbow Museum and Archives for their wonderful online resource site.
And finally, thank you to Balzer's for putting their SnoBear near Hwy 1E heading into Regina or I would never have known these fascinating modern people movers for winter use existed. I have been enlightened.
Here's a taste of what awaits you over at the Inkwell...
I'd like to thank the folks over at the Lanigan and District Heritage Assoc Virtual Museum for allowing me to use their images in my post.
Thanks also going out to the Glenbow Museum and Archives for their wonderful online resource site.
And finally, thank you to Balzer's for putting their SnoBear near Hwy 1E heading into Regina or I would never have known these fascinating modern people movers for winter use existed. I have been enlightened.
Here's a taste of what awaits you over at the Inkwell...
Then...
ca. 1928 by A.T. Stocki, Caboose on sleigh, Tarnopol, Saskatchewan. Glenbow Archives
and Now...
SnoBear taken Jan 2013, Hwy 1E, Regina, SK, by Anita Mae Draper
Many more images and a SnoBear video over at the Inkwell. Hope to see you there.
