Here are a few more, in no particular order...

Stephen

Night scene taken during the work weekend...
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.p ... 895&nseq=1

Steven:

I want to compliment you on the "night photo". Too often these days, a "night photo session" means turning night into day with way too much lighting, and snapping a picture. Your photo captures the feeling of workers and steam at night in a far more convincing way, with far more believable illumination.

As someone who shared an enginehouse with Winston Link for a few years, I think I can say the Old Man would have appreciated that image...

Best Regards,
John Isaksen
ELDCPS

You guys up there are special. Keep up the good work, it looks super!

Special and they are oh so lucky indeed.

I wish I lived within a few hundred miles or so of their so I could visit often and get in on some of that (nearly) miniature track work to sooth my; weary, modern-electronic encrusted soul.

Don't let the distance be a problem. I make it at least once a year and I live in Denver, CO.
How can you do that, you ask? Air fare was $200 r/t to Boston, another $50 bus to Portland and a rental car. This is about what a car trip would cost from the mid-Atlantic states, so the trip is doable from a distance.
Just my way of justifying the cost.
Ira Schreiber
Aurora, CO

What Ira said!

Seriously, folks come from all over and in fact there's been one gent making the trek from Texas for the past couple of work sessions.

One more pic from this past spring:
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.p ... 245&nseq=0

Stephen