Trumptrain, now that’s the real deal, awesome freight trains pulling long cars, of cars, and other freight and at the same time, social distancing. Great pictures. Happy Railroading
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@p51 posted:
Lee - this is a fabulous shot regardless of what cell phone you used!! The peeling paint, semi rotted/well worn door step, the lighting within the building, the tin signs on the wall, the chair top within the buildings window, and the chair placed to the right of the door, are just superb! You really know how to set , balance , and detail a scene. BRAVO!!!
Lee, I agree with Pat! I can picture myself walking in through that screen door, just like my parents’ 1888 house! I just heard Mum yell, don’t let that door slam! Oops! Too late!
Thanks much, Pat and Mark.
I'm glad you like it. I used my memories of the stores along Stoney Creek when I was a kid, coupled with photos from the 30s and 40s.
I think I got the feel of it okay. That screen door was a big deal to me. It doesn't look exactly as I'd hoped but better than my prior efforts...
For today: " A family portrait .... Maryland short line switchers ... from left to right ... Ma & Pa, Baltimore & Annapolis, Patapsco & Back Rivers, Canton Railroad. All of these roads existed in Maryland during the late 1940s/50s, the era in which I model. The only one that survives to this day is the Canton Railroad which has a yard and services industries in east Baltimore.
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