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Now We've reached the 6th chapter of my beloved grandfather's "Thomas on Tour"
Here's to 6 Chapters of Thomas on Tour, Everybody!
Our heroes have now arrived at the city of Rennes and Annie & Clarabel are jealous of a small of a very smart railway train with no engine and its coaches are self-powered and as the driver and fireman stop for luncheon, Thomas, Annie, and Clarabel notice so many things different from being on Sodor and on the way, a little French blue coal truck called Colette greets them warmly.
Sorry about the spelling mistake of "Clarabel" at one time, and for the shade at the top left, and if you're wondering what the first line reads, here it is,
"In the middle of the day they stopped at a city called Rennes. The two carriages were envious of a very smart little railway train that they saw crossing a shiny metal bridge over the road, It had no engine, just two quiet gleaming coaches with big windows."
Next Chapter: Chapter 7
Previous Chapter: Chapter 5
Thanks for viewing, please don't forget to Favourite
and please tell me what you think
But please note, please do NOT make any mean comments! My Grandfather worked very hard on this!
Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends (C) The Rev. W. Awdry/Britt Alcroft/HiT Entertainment
Here's to 6 Chapters of Thomas on Tour, Everybody!
Our heroes have now arrived at the city of Rennes and Annie & Clarabel are jealous of a small of a very smart railway train with no engine and its coaches are self-powered and as the driver and fireman stop for luncheon, Thomas, Annie, and Clarabel notice so many things different from being on Sodor and on the way, a little French blue coal truck called Colette greets them warmly.
Sorry about the spelling mistake of "Clarabel" at one time, and for the shade at the top left, and if you're wondering what the first line reads, here it is,
"In the middle of the day they stopped at a city called Rennes. The two carriages were envious of a very smart little railway train that they saw crossing a shiny metal bridge over the road, It had no engine, just two quiet gleaming coaches with big windows."
Next Chapter: Chapter 7
Previous Chapter: Chapter 5
Thanks for viewing, please don't forget to Favourite
But please note, please do NOT make any mean comments! My Grandfather worked very hard on this!
Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends (C) The Rev. W. Awdry/Britt Alcroft/HiT Entertainment
Image size
3264x2448px 1.34 MB
Make
Apple
Model
iPad (5th generation)
Shutter Speed
1/17 second
Aperture
F/2.4
Focal Length
3 mm
ISO Speed
320
Date Taken
Nov 10, 2017 3:30:14 PM +00:00




































