a picture a day....

work had to stop to allow these light engines to pass by......

trumptrain posted:

Got to love the fall foliage.

Lou N

briansilvermustang posted:

We need one of these in the Northeast this month. Correction, we need many of them.

Wednesday's 3.

Brian, That looks like the swing-bridge that got stuck - and is stuck - this morning (3/16/18) in the New Jersey-New York corridor, across the Hackensack River, disrupting commuter rail traffic.

Five for Friday.

Brian, I have never seen anything like that! Quite a room!

FrankM

CNR action.

One for Sunday.

briansilvermustang posted:

Was there a name for that kind of pit?

There is one in the RR museum at Strasburg, PA, which you can walk down into and stand up in and still be below its top rim.

TEDW, Yup. One of them has got to be me. If you can find me here, ....you can match me up with the likely loco-climber (pun INtended)

FrankM

One for Monday.

Lou N posted:

trumptrain posted:

Got to love the fall foliage.

Lou N

Thanks Lou!!  I'm a big fan of fall foliage.  Always have been since I was a kid.  

Where is that, Brian?

Tofir Tuesday. " J "  and " J and Friend "

Thank you, Brian.

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

I love the model and your scenery is great, but I see the load and I can't help but wonder who just scrapped a steam locomotive, in what appears to be about the 80s or so?

In honor of March nor'easter snowstorm #4 about to hit New Jersey .....

p51 posted:

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

I love the model and your scenery is great, but I see the load and I can't help but wonder who just scrapped a steam locomotive, in what appears to be about the 80s or so?

Thanks Lee. The scrap load is a made some old toys and some parts what my friends give to me. My S.B.R. era is much older than 1980. I love steam locomotives and i never cant broke something my own and put that Gondola load. 🚂

Johan

p51 posted:

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

I love the model and your scenery is great, but I see the load and I can't help but wonder who just scrapped a steam locomotive, in what appears to be about the 80s or so?

That is the remains of a beautiful Grand Trunk Western USRA 4-6-2, #5629 owned by Dick Jensen. I remember it being scrapped around 1987.  This should have never happened. WHAT A SHAME!!!!! 

          very nice Steve !!

Wednesday trio. " Geeps ",  " Mainline". " View from My Window"

We don't see those two together every day, do we. Nice  sharing, Brian.

Fourfir Thursday.