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Hanging out on the 6x11 this past week........as a kid, this would have been a dream layout.....

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Note.........that I use my RailScope Geep as a reliable dual can motored conventional engine with a nice paint scheme......RailScope.....a vision that was too far ahead of the available technology....

Have a great and safe weekend, folks.....

Peter

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Some local pictures.....these were hanging in the hall on way to the Men's room at a local mall.....

1st, the iconic Triple Crossing.....

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Next, a Seaboard Air Line passenger train crossing the James River in the 1930s....

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Peter

Peter, I think what goes on in the way to the Mall's men's room should generally remain between you and your God (this is a family friendly forum after all). However, for those pics, I think we can all make an exception, LOL!

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@SIRT posted:

Love the camper. My parents had that one in a 1972 GMC Forrest Green Metallic & white top truck. Kon-Tiki camper. Often, we traveled around the Nort East viewing scenes as shown above. Lots of state stickers on the back, LOL! 

Steve

Steve,

I appreciate you pointing out the camper. That is a very unusual model and the story of how I came across it and what I had to pay for the darn thing  (sigh) is quite interesting. I'll use closeup photos of the camper and the story behind it for next week's "Weekend Photo Fun."

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