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File:CliffPettis BlossomTrackWimberley.jpg|[[Cliff Pettis]] routing the trestle at Henry Blossom's track at Wimberley, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | File:CliffPettis BlossomTrackWimberley.jpg|[[Cliff Pettis]] routing the trestle at Henry Blossom's track at Wimberley, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | ||
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File:KennyRhodes HenryBlossomsTrackWimberley.jpg|A very young [[ | File:KennyRhodes HenryBlossomsTrackWimberley.jpg|A very young [[Kenny Rhodes]] on the trestle. | ||
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Revision as of 18:01, 6 June 2016
Henry "Hank" Blossom was a pioneer live steamer in Texas. He participated in the first Live Steam Meet in Texas. He and his wife Myra built a railroad on their property in Wimberley, Texas.
Gallery
Alex Hitzfelder headed over the curved trestle on Henry Blossom's railroad in Wimberly. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
Live steamer at Henry Blossom's track in Wimberley, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
Ces Beck running at Henry Blossom's track in Wimberley, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
Cliff Pettis routing the trestle at Henry Blossom's track at Wimberley, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
A very young Kenny Rhodes on the trestle.
