Amousican History - Transcontinental Railroad by coa
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The final gold spike was driven on May 10, 1869 in Promotory, Utah. But, of course, before they could drive in the last spike..."the guys" had to build it!
Daz; Renderosity
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Comments (37)
One of your best! I think all school students should be required to vist/view/read your amazing gallery. At least, they might learn some 'history'. WINK. WONderful!
Oh now this is very sweet! Beautifil details and posing, Wendy and I also like the little clothes an cowboy hats! Well done!
Great job, Wendy! I love their hats pulled down low over their eyes.
COOL! I can hear the pounding in of the stakes... :)) Really enjoying this series Wendy! (not that I don't enjoy all the series! LOL!!)
Whoa, comradette!! These are surely some busy little beav...ooops mice here...LOL! So much going on here but I really like the way the barrenness(word?) of the background gives one the sense of the magnitude of the task that these guys had in front of them. Gonna hafta do a blow-up here to make the big decision...catchyahopefullysometimeorothertodayormanana'-)
awwwwww wendy u did it again made me smile and giggle some lol this is awesome and so darn cute as all of your work is: hugs ))(only 45 EBOTS to go lol:
Wonderful Wendy I have so many of these enchanting works to catch up on too !!! I'm sorry I haven't been commenting much lately, these works are as always so wonderful