The Kittatinny Mountain RR
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Shawn
Hiking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing
Took advantage of another nice spring day. Today I ran some battery trians while I did some work on the layout. Temps low 70's and sunny.
First we will start out with some scenes along the line.
Engine house
Hollywood trying to dig his truck out.
Nice pile of logs waiting to be picked up.
Playing checkers at the depot
I keep telling Ralphy to put his food away, he has to learn the hard way.
Working around camp.
Just caught a glimps of the train as it went by.
Abandoned mine. Track are almost covered.
Fire tower
Now for some trains
First we will start out with some scenes along the line.
Engine house
Hollywood trying to dig his truck out.
Nice pile of logs waiting to be picked up.
Playing checkers at the depot
I keep telling Ralphy to put his food away, he has to learn the hard way.
Working around camp.
Just caught a glimps of the train as it went by.
Abandoned mine. Track are almost covered.
Fire tower
Now for some trains
annieshalt
garden railways
NICE PIC'S SHAWN, ESPECIALLY NOW THE FOLIAGE IS GROWING.
beavercreek
Travel, Art, Theatre, Music, Photography, Trains
Wonderful as always Shawn.
I have taken up a whole section of my layout (Arrowhead on the long point to point shuttle) to change to reverse loops and all the scenery has had to be amended (lifted) as well...looks like a tip at the moment...so it is good to see your great line in its glory looking in fine fettle.
I have taken up a whole section of my layout (Arrowhead on the long point to point shuttle) to change to reverse loops and all the scenery has had to be amended (lifted) as well...looks like a tip at the moment...so it is good to see your great line in its glory looking in fine fettle.
casey jones snr
Registered
Very nice pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
garrymartin
My Family,Railways, Beer and the Seaside
Super Pictures Shawn Nice to see some areas of your railway that we usually dont get to see or just flash by thanks for sharing.
Nice to see some areas of your railway that we usually dont get to see or just flash by thanks for sharing.
Shawn
Hiking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing
Thanks guys. It is nice nice seeing everything green up again. Having such extreme seasons really makes you appreciate the Spring and summer seasons. Although I do enjoy running in the winter nothing beats the this.
Guys feel free to add some of your spring shots here. would love to see.
Guys feel free to add some of your spring shots here. would love to see.
beavercreek
Travel, Art, Theatre, Music, Photography, Trains
Excellent as usual Shawn.
Mmmmm I agree, it looks like summer is over...I have just been to a friend's GSS open day and I was wearing the summer gear..T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops as the sun was out when we left home. Sun vanished, clouds, wind, rain and then chill set in. Still my knees and toes did sport a fetching shade of blue...it will soon be getting too cold to 'fettle' in the garage workshop...don't you just love the turning of the seasons???
Mmmmm I agree, it looks like summer is over...I have just been to a friend's GSS open day and I was wearing the summer gear..T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops as the sun was out when we left home. Sun vanished, clouds, wind, rain and then chill set in. Still my knees and toes did sport a fetching shade of blue...it will soon be getting too cold to 'fettle' in the garage workshop...don't you just love the turning of the seasons???
GJFREESTONE
Garden Railways, Model making
Shawn I am impressed do you have to bring some of it in when winter hits you.
Great pic's.
Graham Shrewsbury.
Great pic's.
Graham Shrewsbury.
Shawn
Hiking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing
Thanks
Graham all the buildings stay out year round. I only take the figures and small detailed stuff in for the winter. When the leaves start to fall, I will take the building out and leave them on my deck until leaf season is over. Thats also my time to put some thompson water seal on them. Then they go back on for the winter.. I love being able to look out my window in winter and seeing the miniture world covered in a dusting of snow.
Graham all the buildings stay out year round. I only take the figures and small detailed stuff in for the winter. When the leaves start to fall, I will take the building out and leave them on my deck until leaf season is over. Thats also my time to put some thompson water seal on them. Then they go back on for the winter.. I love being able to look out my window in winter and seeing the miniture world covered in a dusting of snow.
