http://www.losttracksoftime.com/p47324941

The above link is to my gallery of photos from the WW&F's March and April photo excursions.

From the equipment, structures, and right-of-way all the way down to the very talented and skilled people involved; its a showcase of how serious and dedicated they are to the history of the Maine 2-footers. And it shows in the smallest of detail; throughout a recipe of all the best ingredients that come together to create the most satisfying experience imaginable. These scenes need few words to describe.

My post two months ago featured images void of the human element, focusing on the timeless environment recreated. In this update I bring forth a few of the core members, placing the interaction between man and machine at the forefront.

Enjoy,
Matthew

( Excellent Photo's !!!)

Thank you for posting these beautiful and inspiring images, Matthew. So many, have given their time and talents, and have worked so hard to make this place what it is...it is gratifying to see it captured with such care.
Stephen

As always, I thank everyone for the replies left here, the private messages, and email sent.

http://www.losttracksoftime.com/p462293280

Once again here is the first gallery I mentioned, a series of photos captured the morning of March 25th, early before the photo excursion commenced.

This year's Narrow Gauge Convention is being hosted in Augusta, Maine - an hour drive from the WW&F in Alna. I highly suggest a visit to the railroad!

Matthew

Augusta is a lot less than an hour's drive from Alna.

Keith