I was walking out of my Drs. office at 5:30pm last night when I saw 2 engines running light down the approach into Lambert's Point. At first I wondered what foreign RR was in town, then I realized it was one of the Heritage units, Reading 1067.
Nice looking engine, although it was a bit dirty. This was my 1st encounter with one of the heritage engines, too bad I didn't have my camera.
While the Dr. was examining me I felt the building shaking (earthquake???) and asked her if she felt it too, She said it was just the trains running in/out of Lambert's Point. Bon Secours had built the new building within the past year and it's already showing signs of cracks and doors not closing properly.
I may have found a new spot to take RR photos!
Instead I have to watch my 1067 pulling a 1833 and 1836 around the layout.
