I hope everyone saw bluelinec4's videos. They are fantastic, and really give a good view of the action. Here's some of the photos I took on my first visit to this fantastic place. There are no words that can fully describe it, so I'll just let the photos do the talking. We'll start with overviews and the control panel and then show various scenes and equipment. I did get the sense from the videos that Daylight 4-8-4's have a special place on this layout!
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A great place.....Bill, those are great pics (thanks for posting)......and the NJ Highrailers are great hosts!
Peter
great shots Bill
Wow!! Is this still a DCS layout?
Gregg, I saw Cab-1's, Legacy control units, and MTH hand-helds all in use.
Some very nice pictures, thanks for posting. I always thought they had Gargraves track, but a lot of that looked like Atlas? If so, that would definitely explain the shortages of Atlas track. 
Very impressive layout, to say the least.
Gregg, we run in all modes, TMCC, Legacy and DCS all run well and there is always conventional when all else fails
rtr12, we are mostly all Ross track on the mainlines with some Gargraves flex in spots and Atlas on the subways.
would I ever like to go there...Thx.
Thanks, I thought I had just solved the Atlas track shortage mystery. 
Great place to see some train action. Glad you had a great time and thanks for posting the pictures.
David
Great pictures Bill!!
Thanks for the pics Bill! I just have to get there soon.
B&O Bill thanks a million for you great shots of our club! And yes, those 4-8-4 Daylights are very special on our layout running as intended.
Thanks for the photos Bill. There are never enough photos of this great layout.
It is nice to be able to see a god's eye view of the layout. An entirely different perspective.
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