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| Beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains coming from the town of Orange. Yes Orange that I model on my layout. |
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| Awesome entrance to Chris's house |
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| One of my many Track Warrants on the day. |
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| Great handout of the crew with all the valuable info in it. |
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| Inside the pamphlet |
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| Map of the layout. The staging yard is self staging! |
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| Different trains on the layout |
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| Don runs the yard at Ft. Edward |
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| The entire layout. |
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| My first train was a switching job out of Ft. Edward to the Fenimore Branch. |
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| Lots of switching here at the paper plant. |
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| The locomotive facility at Whitehall Yard. |
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| Feedmill at Ganesevort with Chris on the left and John on the right checking out staging. |
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| My second train was a passenger train 34 or 35. |
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| Whitehall yard takes up the entire backside of the layout. |
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| Here is 34 or 35 waiting at the end of the Whitehall yard limits. |
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| An empty coal drag waits at Ft. Ann. |

















Liked the entrance shot to the host's house: Rule 282: Approach Medium.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like there's enough room to operate comfortably, and useful to see shots of the 'pre-game' paperwork.