Photo Chain Game

sitting passengers

Trolly.

Trolly, again.

Snow!

Pennsy diesel locomotive.

Tunnel Portal

TUNNEL PORTAL

Follow up to jackiejr ... tunnel portals.  Sorry PRRK4s I did't see anything in your photo that resembled the previous photo by jackiejr which was the one prior to yours.  Sorry if I missed something. 

Overhead trestle and bridge

...overhead trestle and bridge...

City buildings and streets.

...city buildings and streets, though certainly not as idyllic as your very pleasant neighborhood, Randy, this is one of my favorite newer (completely redone) sections of the layout. I interpreted this street and its buildings as being similar to rows of such businesses that were just outside the steel mills in the Pittsburgh area of the 40's, and 50's, especially McKeesport, PAFrankM

City buildings.

Coca cola

Baseball field 

bench with umbrellas.

Coca Cola sign

...advertising signs on brick buildings with folks out-front...and steam locomotive and passenger cars nearby...….and fencing...

(Oh, and blue trucks, too .)

(and bikes)

FrankM

...and a diesel-switcher (in response to Randy's)...and bikes; blue trucks; sportscar.

FrankM

Another city street with the Ghost Busters heading out on an emergency call.

Frank - Your city scene is GREAT! The realism is breathtaking!

Ambulance.

Church.

automobiles.

Automobiles and a produce stand.

Truck.  No Coke.  Pepsi.

Jerry

Truck. Coke, no Pepsi.

Truck with 7 Up no coke or pepsi.

...a vehicle at a produce stand, including a boy, and a tractor..

Pine Forest.

...emergency vehicle making its way thru the neighborhood...

...Pines being harvested...

Jim Battaglia posted:

Baseball field 

Bravo, Jim, love your gorgeous baseball field. Arnold

Moonson posted:

...Pines being harvested...

Beautiful pine trees, Frank. Here are some of mine:

Steam engine

A 390 steamer with a 392 tender  with a shortened draw bar .

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•  When you visit this thread, take a look at the most recent photo posted. Then post a phot that has something similar in it.
• Be sure that the photo is yours (no borrowing from someone else’s site or Google Images). Please try to post photos of items that are yours or were yours.
• There has to be at least one entry between any entry that you make and the next one you make. 
• Please keep all photos in the realm of model trains. 
• Keep the chain going without any breaks

Plywood topped benchwork.

Good reminder, Tom, but probably to no avail. The chain has come apart too many times, and just a few care. Most of us have enough stuff on the layout to match the previous post without having do it multiple posts back.

Grumpy old men arguing by three rail tracks.  

Lamps, gooseneck....

Jerry

Boxcar containing meat with a LONG shelf life.