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This past weekend Larry & Patti Goodhue hosted their Annual Holiday Gala!! And for this being our first steam up, Karen and I couldn't have had a better first time. We met some wonderful people and saw some beautiful trains. Thinking about it now, I wish I had taken pictures of the small hand built projects sitting at the work tables. Norm had some beautiful locos out.
So, without further ado, bring on the trains!!!
Mike Wells from Beverly (via England) Steaming his Aster King with three coaches.
Andy Brauer's Aster H8
James Chadbourne's Accucraft Garrett with five Welsh coaches in tow
Our wondrous host Larry, tinkering with a Shay.
This is an incredible loco and car set. I forgot the owner's name. Sifting through the pictures, I regret not taking a close up shot of each car. The story each piece tells is lovely. Ask him about the contract he got with Ferrari.
One of the natural features of the yard, the railroad was able to make great use of the obsticle.
My S-12 finally running. Had a few issues to work on, she does run. Thank you to Richard for the use of cars, and Andy for the caboose.
James's Aster Mikado
This final shot was a half second too late to catch Larry's K-19? Or was it 27? Anyways, it turned into a perfect shot of the tender.
I know Richard Jenkins took a lot of pictures as well. Until then, enjoy these.
Kent
So, without further ado, bring on the trains!!!
Mike Wells from Beverly (via England) Steaming his Aster King with three coaches.
Andy Brauer's Aster H8
James Chadbourne's Accucraft Garrett with five Welsh coaches in tow
Our wondrous host Larry, tinkering with a Shay.
This is an incredible loco and car set. I forgot the owner's name. Sifting through the pictures, I regret not taking a close up shot of each car. The story each piece tells is lovely. Ask him about the contract he got with Ferrari.
One of the natural features of the yard, the railroad was able to make great use of the obsticle.
My S-12 finally running. Had a few issues to work on, she does run. Thank you to Richard for the use of cars, and Andy for the caboose.
James's Aster Mikado
This final shot was a half second too late to catch Larry's K-19? Or was it 27? Anyways, it turned into a perfect shot of the tender.
I know Richard Jenkins took a lot of pictures as well. Until then, enjoy these.
Kent