The guys on the KMRR woke up to more snow and temp 20F. They tried to get the engine out but the tracks were too iced over
TOO BAD THERE'S ICE ON THE TRACKS FOR THAT LOOKS LIKE GOOD, LIGHT, PLOWING SNOW. STILL WAITING FOR FIRST SNOW IN SOUTHERN WI.
JOHN
The crew eventually got the engine running they are still waiting for the big john that little LGB is not strong enough. I did eventually get it going We ended up with 2 inches
Tom Trigg
I have to admit it is alot of fun running in the snow. I got the log cars hooked up and the train has been running all morning. It is nice when I get cold outside I go inside and sit in my house with a cup of hot chacolate and watch them run from the living room. Life does not get any better. .
"We ended up with 2 inches" Don't you mean four feet? Beautiful pictures, Snowy. Thanks for sharing.
Thats true in 1:22 scale it would be more like 4 ft
REALLY NICE PICTURES OF THE LOG TRAIN. THEY LOOK SO REAL!!! THANKS FOR SHARING. I'LL NEVER GET BORED.
Great photos, looks like you can use some for Christmas cards.
Is it REAL? or Just 1:29 scale?
Long live Outdoor Model Railroading.
Hi Snowshoe, Great pics wish we had snow like that in England all we get is the wet stuff which goes in a couple of hours. so no snow plowing over here
Age is only a state of mind, keep the mind active and enjoy life
We rarely get snow in this part of England - once very ten years or so and then it is only a day or two before it is gone. My wife loves snow and she always enjoys seeing pics of railroads and parts of the States where they get snow. In fact it is usually the only time she looks at any railroad pics.
Alan, Oliver & North Fork Railroad
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If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll English author & recreational mathematician (1832 - 1898)
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