Come go with me home via the city of philly.

[aldspinboy]

Pic 19. Here she comes right on time, You first stay underground for a while then comes upon the elevated track.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 20. I'm going in close to rush hour lucky.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 21. Elevated on my way to Frankford.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 22. Home.
Going into the station.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 23. Top of the stairs here is the blue railroad lights that go's all the way to the bottom of the station.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 24 Ok where known for our famous philly pretzels the best.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 24. Pretzels mmmm Good.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 25. Im home just a little walk away.

 

[aldspinboy]

Pic 26. Look what is waiting for me in my window he fellows.
Did not realized i had that many pics and had more, well that's my little journey.
I had fun doing it.

Darren k.

 

[rickr]

Thanks for the tour of your city!

Now where are the cheese steak sandwiches? <:

 

[cycla-fabric]

Enjoyed the ride! Philly is a nice city and the guys were waiting for you to get there! What more could you ask for.

Doug

 

[tlee618]

Darren, thanks so much for the tour!! I really enjoyed it. Philly looks like a great city. Those pretzels sure look good.,

Terry

 

[westingman123]

Amtrak rocks!

OMG I LOVE trains. We have Metro-link here, very limited but still fun. Your city looks awesome, thanks for the peep.

 

[a440]

Fun Pictures!
Looks like you had a great time!
Brent

 

[qsd-dan]

Thanks for the guided tour!

 

[vintagesearch]

wow thank you nice pics! ive been there a few times i dig philly!

 

[ptcruiser51]

Nice Pix!

Wish you had one of my favorites, the PSFS building. Love that 50s retro look. I think it's now actually something else, but they decidedd to leave the unique sign up because it was Phila's first skyscraper.

Always enjoy visiting the City of Brotherly Love >smirk<

 

[laundromat]

I used to cop out of high school and either pay to ride the metroliner to Philly or hop the freight cars to get there. It took around 90 minutes and I'd go to Hunting Park Avenue to visit the guys at FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION and had lunch with George Ferill,the vice president of the company. I began writing letters and he was the one who wrote me back sending me promo pens,pencils,pocket protectors and note pads that had FRIGIDAIRE all over them.One day while there,I had an epileptic sezure and wound up having to go to the local ER.My Dad had to drive all the way to Philly to come get me and he was furious! I was grounded for two weeks.But,George called me and sent me the top secret (it wasn't going to hit the market for another 7 months)info on the new Touch-N-cook range!By the time it hit the market,I knew everything about it and went to local dealerships to play with the display models. The dealers didn't mind and were real surprised how much I knew already.I've had a few of them and wish they had kept them going.

 

[turquoisedude]

Like a mini vacation

Very cool pictures, Darren! Made me want to come visit!!
The background music is perfect, too!!

 

[mickeyd]

"mmmmm pretzels" says Homer Simpson

Love #23 of the blue lights, looks like a metallic ladder from the future, and the stunned guy coming out of the Pretzel Factor--fabulous. What a neat lookin' city.
Have never been there, be great to see it some time. Was the movie Philadelphia actually shot there ? Any other well-known movies. Thanks for the tour, Darren.