Yes; remove on left hand switch from the top two on the siding at the top of the picture and remove the second right hand switch from the two sidings in the table middle. Now, using your left hand switch at the bottom of the inner loop, connect to the remaining right hand switch at the top of the inner loop VIOLA, you have a reversing loop allowing trains to change direction. Finally, use the remaining right hand switch near the bottom of the reversing loop connection to build another small siding that dead ends in the middle of your newly created reversing loop. If you lay it out correctly, you should be able to place operating accessories on both sides of that new siding as well as along one side of the remaining siding at the top of the layout and in the middle of the layout.
Scenery "spacing" is an important element of any track planning exercise.
Chuck
