The following are among the images I use as a desktop:
Looking north from the end of the south-bound train in the Agawa Canyon on the Algoma Central...
Two views (looking south) of the tressle over the Montreal River on the Algoma Central...
The Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield RR as it passes through Wakefield, QC (Canada)...
I have a photo I took back in December as my desktop.
I rotate various pictures of my layout ... this is a logging camp photo that I'm using this week ...
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loathar wrote:SteamFreak gets the photo credit. Lately, I need that pic to remind myself exactly why I'm a Republican.
(Un)fortunately for me I DON'T need a picture like that. That carpet bagger is my state senator. It was nice to see her finally showing her true face though. Maybe someone broke her train?
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Change them every so often. These are some of the last few.
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loathar wrote:SteamFreak gets the photo credit.
Don't blame me for that thing! I only passed it along.
Nelson
Ex-Southern 385 Being Hoisted
Like others have mentioned, I rotate my desk top when I get bored. Some pictures last longer than others. My track laying is reaching the point where I hope to have this scene along with the rest of the Bulk Plant on the layout along with a zillion tank cars. The reason for the 5 tanks being so high is that when the plant was built it was a pump up and gravity down.
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
Whoa, Loathar! Is that a substitute for coffee in the morning?
Tom
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Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
Loathar, that would be hard to look at every day.
Mine is a picture I took at the Keddie Wye a few years ago, only wish there had been a locomotive crossing the trestle at the time.
Wayne
Modeling HO Freelance Logging Railroad.
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/
I always knew Loathar was a masochist.
Currently, it's this shot from Stuck In Customs.
I've had this one since May of 2007 just after our visit to the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC.
This photo was taken just minutes before our cab ride in the Southern #6133 FP-7 Cab Ride
Click this You Tube link to see the cab ride video
Ryan BoudreauxThe Piedmont Division Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger eraCajun Chef Ryan
sleeper33 wrote: Mine is the same as my avatarGav
Mine is the same as my avatar
Gav
So is mine.
Paul
Mine is a photo of Jamie Dantzscher (UCLA) on the balance beam at the 2002 NCAA Gymnastics Finals. (Watching gymnastics is one of my other hobbies.)
Chuck (modeling Central Japan in September, 1964)
Loathar! LOL!
Too much!
"I like my Pullman Standards & Budds in Stainless Steel flavors, thank you!"
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Pathfinder wrote: Dave Vollmer wrote: As of this morning:I'd better not show the kids though.
Dave Vollmer wrote: As of this morning:
As of this morning:
I'd better not show the kids though.
I was working on Thomas with a ball-gag (a la Pulp Fiction) when I looked down and noticed "the LINE." I was about to cross it... Ooops! So I turned around.
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.
Dave Vollmer wrote:As of this morning:
Here's mine:
I use this photo of the enginehouse on my module layout.
If everybody is thinking alike, then nobody is really thinking.
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Taken at the Cincinnati Union Terminal (CUT), this is one of two identical signs set at the entry way to the old concourse, which now only partially exists.
Here's mine. I rotoate them when ever the mood strikes me. my last one was up for about two weeks, the one before that almost a year!
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The Milwaukee Road bridge over the Columbia in Beverly WA.
David Honan is the photographer.
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination."-Albert Einstein
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One of the many things I enjoy is photography, particularly lighthouses. So this shot (taken from the top of a lighthouse, by the way) currently graces my desktop.