@mike g. posted:Great photos everyone! I would post some, but all you would see is track stacked on the bench work and a big mess! LOL But one day I will be back posting when I really have something to show!
Boy Mike .......TRACK STACKED and a BIG MESS.......sounds like we're gonna be looking at a lot of creative activity coming up soon . 
I hope you are healthy and hale and getting excited for the holiday cheer. 
Thanks Dallas, I am going to be heading out there soon, so I will take a couple photos and post them on what did you do on your layout thread!
@mike g.- hey like Dallas says, keep us posted on your progress. Best of luck and hope you have a great Holiday Season
Don
@mike g. posted:Thanks Dallas, I am going to be heading out there soon, so I will take a couple photos and post them on what did you do on your layout thread!
Excellent Mike .
@Don McErlean posted:@mike g.- hey like Dallas says, keep us posted on your progress. Best of luck and hope you have a great Holiday Season
Don
Hey Don , best of luck to you and all THESE great people and make it a good holiday.
( OK Don , I can't wait to see what your featured train is going to be for the holiday , Tinplate or otherwise ) 
@Capetrainman posted:Busy night at the North Main Street station...Santa and the hot do guy made their way up the street to greet passengers exiting the "Chief!"
..............another one of these people who can't quite make their layout photos look like " TOY TRAIN" photos.
REALLY NICE photo Paul . 
The weather can change fast in Wilberville this time of year...
@Capetrainman posted:The weather can change fast in Wilberville this time of year...
Very nice scene, Paul!
FOR TODAY: Another shipment of Christmas trees arrive by rail. 
Very timely delivery, Pat!!
Think this hunter needs to turn his alpha around, instead of hunting that rabbit I think he has a better choice? Or does that family of bears have the better choice?
@Sitka posted:Think this hunter needs to turn his alpha around, instead of hunting that rabbit I think he has a better choice? Or does that family of bears have the better choice?
Theres going to be a real mess if the 5:15 is on time...
@Farmall-Joe posted:Theres going to be a real mess if the 5:15 is on time...
That’s what I was thinking, Joe! Nice scene, Mark!
@Farmall-Joe posted:Theres going to be a real mess if the 5:15 is on time...
I bet on the Bear family.
I took this pic nearly 20 years ago in the western Mass area...I believe around Deerfield. I should have had a wide angle lens with me to capture the second identical caboose to the left. My brother was driving and the car was moving in traffic, so I had to be quick with the shutter! I recall seeing an Atlas replica of this caboose in a train store on the Cape sometime after taking the picture. I should have bought it right then for $50... I've tried to find one like it ever since with no luck yet, and I've been looking for the picture for years to post here and finally came across it the other day while sifting through the old picture box in the basement...lol
FOR TODAY: Brakeman Scooter Higgins rides the front deck of the local freight's locomotive. Looks like these boxcars are about to picked up. ... Just another day on the railroad. 
@trumpettrain posted:FOR TODAY: Another shipment of Christmas trees arrive by rail.
Great scene Pat! Those are some really nice looking trees. Awesome looking wood sided boxcar too.
@Sitka posted:Think this hunter needs to turn his alpha around, instead of hunting that rabbit I think he has a better choice? Or does that family of bears have the better choice?
I think it might be one for the bears...
@Capetrainman posted:The weather can change fast in Wilberville this time of year...
Great scene of a great car! I know the '57 was, and still is more popular, but ya can't beat a '55 Nomad IMHO! It better reflects its Corvette styling roots. I sure hope they get her home with her festive cargo and in the garage before the street salting starts!
@Bill Swatos posted:I think it might be one for the bears...
Oh I second that. They look pretty hungry! You getting coal or trains for Christmas? Mark
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