¡Fuimos al Museo del Transporte! Parte 2: Autos y vagones! / We went to the Transportation Museum! Part 2: Cars and wagons! [Esp-Ing]

Para empezar el lugar en donde estaban los autos, algunos de más de 100 años de antigüedad, era como un enorme pasillo en el que a cada lado estaban estacionados estas máquinas espectaculares. Me impresionó mucho que habían hasta ruedas de madera que eran parte de estos vehículos.

También logramos ver lo que antes se usaba como un suministro de gasolina. Mas adelante pudimos apreciar un par de camiones que se usaban para el servicio de bomberos. Además de que vimos algunos anuncios de periódicos al respecto en una especie de cartelera y no podemos olvidar un traje especial.

Ya al salir del garaje pudimos fotografiar algunos autos más y un par de vagones más. Descubrimos que había una pequeña parte en donde vendían alimentos al público, incluso con mesas para disfrutar.

Para culminar nos tomamos un par de fotos para el recuerdo en un área muy agradable donde estaba la torre de un reloj antiguo. En definitiva, todo nos encantó.

Disfrutamos mucho de este paseo y esperamos que puedan asistir algún día, se lo recomendamos.



Hasta aquí la segunda parte de este paseo, mi gente. Espero que haya sido de su agrado. Hubo un par de exhibiciones que no pudimos ver porque ya el lugar estaba cerrando sus puertas al público, pero cuando volvamos a ir de seguro se los mostraremos. ¡Nos vemos en otro de mis paseos u ocurrencias!

-Inglés/English-

We went to the Transportation Museum!
Part 2: Cars and wagons!

Hello again, fellow hivers.

Today I want to tell you about the rest of the walk where I went accompanied by @gislandpoetic to the Museum of Transportation. In this second part I will share with you all the cars we saw. Remember in the first part we showed you some vintage aircraft and train cars? Well you'll be able to see a little more of that at the end of the post. I hope you enjoy it.

¡Fuimos al Museo del Transporte! Parte 1: Venta y cultura / We went to the Transportation Museum! Part 1: Sales and culture [Esp-Ing]

To start with the place where the cars were, some of them over 100 years old, was like a huge hallway where on each side were parked these spectacular machines. I was very impressed that there were even wooden wheels that were part of these vehicles.

We also got to see what used to be used as a gasoline supply. Further on we were able to see a couple of trucks that were used for the fire department. In addition we saw some newspaper ads on a kind of billboard and we can not forget a special suit.

As we left the garage we were able to photograph a few more cars and a couple more wagons. We discovered that there was a small part where they sold food to the public, even with tables to enjoy.

To finish we took a couple of pictures for the memory in a very nice area where there was an old clock tower. In short, we loved everything.

We really enjoyed this ride and we hope you can attend some day, we highly recommend it.



So much for the second part of this tour, my people. I hope you enjoyed it. There were a couple of exhibits that we could not see because the place was already closing its doors to the public, but when we go again we will surely show them to you. See you in another of my walks or occurrences!

_{¡Todas las fotografías aquí publicadas son de mi autoría!}

All the photographs published here are of my authorship!