#ferroequinologist

Carol Ferris had always been fascinated with machines and how they worked. As the CEO of Ferris Aircraft, she had overseen the development of some of the world's most advanced aircraft, but her love for machines didn't stop there.

One day, she decided to take a break from the hectic pace of running her company and indulge in one of her hobbies - operating a steam engine. She had recently purchased an old steam engine at an auction, and had spent weeks restoring it to its former glory.

Dressed in a denim jumpsuit and a pair of work boots, Carol climbed into the cab of the steam engine and began to work the controls. She felt a thrill of excitement as she pulled the lever to start the engine, feeling the vibrations as the pistons began to move.

As she eased the steam engine out of the station, she felt a sense of freedom and excitement that she rarely experienced in her daily life. The rhythmic chugging of the engine and the hissing of the steam were music to her ears.

As she steered the engine through the countryside, Carol felt a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. She knew that operating a steam engine was a dying art, and she felt proud to be able to keep this tradition alive.

As the day wore on, Carol continued to operate the steam engine, feeling more and more confident with each passing mile. By the time she returned to the station, she was covered in soot and grime, but she felt exhilarated and alive.