Letting your horse rest the middle of or after a training session gives their brain time to process everything. You can use rest breaks as a reward for your horse after they do what you are asking really well or if they tried really hard. It also helps in making a more relaxed session making it a more pleasant experience for your horse which will make them want to work with you. If your horse doesn’t like standing still for a long time this can help teach them that standing still is a r...

High quality photograph of Nickel Plate Road Steam 2-8-4 # NKP 765 at Pittston, Pennsylvania, USA.

I can't seem to get off the trains train, lol. The below photograph attracted my attention a few years ago. I think this particular system was used a bit...

Pictures of Canadian Steam Engines, Train Stations, Cabooses, Train Bridges and Grain Elevators, Cabooses, Train Stations, Train Bridges and Grain Elevators

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Killin, the short branch from Killin Junction (between Callander and Crianlarich) being CP and CA 28/9/1965, slightly prematurely because of a rockfall near Glenoglehead. Here the locomotive BR cl 4 2-6-4T 80124 is seen in a siding beyond the station at Killin on 24/8/1965, waiting for the single coach to be run past it by gravity, there being no rounding loop.

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Jeff Rowland

A beautiful example of turn-of-the-century locomotive design, class E2 4-4-2 No. 27 stands with the Pennsylvania Limited at Chicago in 1901.