SNOWSHOE wrote:That was pretty cool I wouldnt mind seeing some ol toads get loaded on to a box car.
Byron C.
Toad:
Not only is she the OLM, but she is also the CFO. In other words, she controls the real estate and the money!
Tom Trigg
OK, triggy....you don't need to ask The Office of Land Management! How do you think the railroads got built today?? Take it while the takens good
Toad
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Rosebud Falls Scenic Railways is proud to announce the arrival of a new fleet of rolling stock. Recent acquisitions from the D&RGW include two 40-ft flats, four 40-ft gondolas, and a caboose.
Actually from the clearance sale over at Internettrains. Yes, I know I've got to do some renumbering of the cars. I have just re-entered into negotiations with The Office of Land Management (aka Wife) for more land as the equipment now owned by RbFSRWy far exceeds the capacity of the local rail yard.
While browsing YouTube last night I found a young lad actually moving his "livestock" on his garden train. Just had to share this masterpiece from a young railroaded in Colorado.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtojHjGwo_w
Also would like to share a few pix from one of our local museums. Fallbrook Historical Society has a very nice indoor layout in G, depicting buildings of the early days of the city of Fallbrook CA. The buildings were willed to the mueseum and the trains donated by Bachmann.
http://s269.photobucket.com/albums/jj50/tltrigg/Fallbrook/?albumview=slideshow
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