Photo Chain Game

Following Don and the “Railroad Crossing” sign and a panel truck (here in the background).

Following @Don McErlean , gantry crane.

- walt

A church as in Walt's preceding photo.

Well I will admit, its a pretty thin "chain" response but I don't have a church or a choir on the layout, so I will respond by following Randy Harrison, with his "bare winter tree" and mine is in the extreme upper right side next to the station, even has a bit of snow!.  Other than that poor old tree, things are pretty normal for "between trains' at the suburban station in Small Town today.  Commuter traffic is over (its 11am) and the afternoon rush hasn't started yet.  We might get a few mid-day shoppers coming home (mostly the ladies getting home from in-town shopping in time to make dinner) but otherwise the activity is fairly low.

Best Wishes, Chain Ganger's

Don

Following Don, Boat

following @Sitka , fishermen

- walt

Following Sitka and Walt:  "You shoulda seen the one that got away. It was this big."

Regards,

Bob

Following bobfett, Fisherman still trying to reel that Rainbow in

following @Sitka , rocks.  Actually some of these are petrified dinosaur s*** ( the smaller flat ones) while the others are petrified something!!!!!  My B.I.L. goes to arizona a lot to some special place that allows digs.  He got these there.

- walt

Following Walt, Buck

Pine trees:

following pd...all those pine trees and the little cardboard houses with the snow around them...(OBTW) this picture is from our Christmas Tree layout in 1947!!  Also pd, that is really a beautiful layout, everything period, lovely.  Great job!

Best Wishes, Don

Following Don, Black and White photo 1800's

Following several previous posts featuring trees and rocks.

Following @WP and others, a large rock near the mainline:

Yard signage:

Following pd, worker sitting

following @WP and @stangtrain ballast

this was taken during teardown of the layout.  I just thought at the time that it made for an interesting picture.

- walt

Well I don't know how to "chain" on to Walt's tear down picture, but here is one following pd's yard signage and Sitka's standing worker.

Best Wishes

Don

Following Don, GG-1 seen on shelf in background

You know, I never thought about how a followup to my ballast post was nearly impossible. sorry about that.

following @Sitka lighted passenger car. this one is from my tin-plate baby blue comet set.

- walt

Passenger car.

Following @Mike Caruso , passenger cars:

Following stangtrain, Lionel coaling station

Following previous 3 posters (yes, this also fits Don's post), passenger cars.

- walt

Passenger cars:

PD

More Passenger Cars.

Following Randy,  convertible!

Well first of all @boomer0622- What a MAGNIFICENT station!  Did you build or design that?  WOW!

And...following boomer0622, here is a convertible waiting on Amtrak to leave the intersection.  (red Jaguar sports car).

Best Wishes  Don

Following Don, ragtop

Following Don and Sitka, my first car was a 1950 Caddy convertible (ragtop)…

Following @WP , speaking of models of personal cars, here's one that my Dad owned when we moved from Braddock to the house that you see a model of in Port Vue.

- walt

@walt rapp- OK Walt so which one did he own?  The yellow Mercury or the red VW bus?

here is my "chain response"  Two cars, a Caddy hardtop and a '53 Corvette.

Best Wishes, Don

Following Don:   Diner

Don,  the station is a model of the station in the Magic Kingdom in Disney World.  I believe it's a kit and it was given to me.

Doug

Following @boomer0622 , my diner:

@Don McErlean posted:

@walt rapp- OK Walt so which one did he own?  The yellow Mercury or the red VW bus?

Best Wishes, Don

sorry that I didn't explain @Don McErlean - it was the Nash

- walt

following @stangtrain - people eating.

-walt

Following @walt rapp , vending machines:

Following strangtrain, worker carrying crate

@boomer0622 - Thanks for the information on that great station.

@walt rapp - OH NO!  I misidentified the Nash as a Mercury, Sorry Walt.  Glad to know your Dad had the Nash.

following Sitka...tank car!

Best Wishes, Don