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"Darn those logging trains can go anywhere!!! And this blasted one is scareing away all the fish!!!!"

This view shows the two switches used for the S&A area to gain access to both sidings. Btw: The use of the sound board for a base is working out very well so far, I'm using the lighter of the two sides to attempt to a more natural looking background for any dirt or bushes I might want...

Trying to show the distressing done on a few ties just prior to the start of the Curved switch leading to the Serpha Copper & Iron Works and Anglin Oil Works as well as the Noth South Main Line and the Anglin Oil loading facility sideing for more convient loading through the overhead pipe...

Backing in

Early stages of station that I kit bashed fro DPM panels and made the roof from card stock (sorry about the date!)

Not very often can you find a logger in Ballard - except down in the basement. The logs were from a flotinia that needed pruning.

The railroad's general manager located this former City of Tacoma trolley being used as a shelter for some homeless people. To protect it for future preservation, he moved it to its present location next to the locomotive pen where a fence will be constructed around it soon.

On the PSMRE layout in Tacoma, WA