Newbie Garden Train Video-Blog

[Tom The Brat]

Blog if you like, but this is a great place to talk about trains.

Welcome to the forum!

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the advice Puckdropper!,
I really appreciate your insight and info. I will definately look into what you shared.

I highly respect this website and its community of contributers. I have learned quite a bit from reading the posts and looking at the pictures here. Hats off to all from the top to the bottom.

After keeping a close eye on blogging over the past year I have found that videoblogging really catches my attention more. And you are right about a blog being more of a newspaper which some will read as others prefer to watch the news on a TV. So I guess a videoblog is more like watching rather than reading.

One thing I did not find was any videoblogs or podcast on garden railroading...and they say if you can't find it anywhere make it yourself. So I can't say this is at all planned out, it has just sort of happened. And anyone can do this to with a digital camera, 5bucks a month and you are virtually ready to go.

Since I dont know much about gardens, or garden railways but I am passionate about learning and growing with time, why not document it for others to learn from?

Capture life and share it!

Best regards!

Rick Q.
http://gardentrain.blogspot.com/

[Puckdropper]

We'll definately try to help via message board, but don't get too excited if very few people visit your blog (which, btw, is a suitable format for something like a newspaper.)

I wonder if something like L-girder construction used in model railroads would be usable for the garden. Basically what you do to make the L-girders is take two pieces of wood, and turn one so the surface faces up while the other face is perpendicular to it. It looks like an L when done. (Or a 7)

[Anonymous]

Hello all,
Anyone interested in helping out a newbie via a Blog? I have a few trains and much track but am still trying to figure out how to gp about putting in a temporary-elevated yet greatly landscape garden railroad. Any tips?

Tell me what you think and add your comments please.

Regards, Rick Q.

http://gardentrain.blogspot.com/