58's engineer completes a time-honored tradition of oiling around with his long necked oil can.

The engineer and many conductors of 98's short train chat briefly at Ashland before climbing back aboard and returning to Greenbank.

One of the prettiest steam engines still on the rails, W&W 98, pulls past the Greenbank water tower and station with a caboose hop.

Happy Birthday 98! W&W 98 celebrates her 100th birthday this year complete with a brass band, cake, dignitaries, and of course a celebratory balloon attached to the cab.

The Pufferbelly Day doubleheader crosses one of many small bridges over Red Clay Creek.

...over the river and through the woods...

W&W #98 leans into a curve as she rounds the bend into Spring Valley, DE.

W&W #98, along with #58, chuff through the rock cut at Wooddale. 1:1 scale model railroading at it's best!

"Hey, he's already got a best friend and the lady of the house ain't home!" "Arf!"

The perfect fit! Old 98 and her chartered caboose fit nicely onto one of the many wooden bridges over winding Red Clay Creek as she heads back into the woods.

W&W #98 takes a moment in passing to reflect...

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