Thank you! I think the angle of the the dangle is what makes this photo stand out. I really need to do some major overhauling with the rest of the landscaping. Deferred maintenance is not the way to go with a garden railroad, I am finding out. It still runs well.

Thank you! Yes, it is G scale. I think most garden railroads are G scale. I am sure there a bunch that are not. Actually, you asked a very good question.

Thanks, John! I wasn't expecting so nice responses off of a single photo.

Wow! Thanks!

Thank you very much! I have posted plenty of my railroad here, on UHH. Rest assured, there will be plenty more. Lol.

Thank you!

That's what I named it when it was showcased in the Parade of Garden Railroads in 2008. It got good reviews because the judges were looking for exactly what I had built; a garden railroad that complimented the garden - not despite or instead of the garden.

We just received of 5 inches of rain in the past 2 days and I had the camera out inspecting my gardens. I had my camera in hand and was walking past this section of railroad which has a 4 foot bridge held up by a trestle 3 foot up, off of the ground below. The reason for the shot was the beautiful Azalea bush in the background.

This railroad is used by the Soo Line with the occasional C & NW steam locomotive.

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Great set!

Thank you!

Funny you should mention that. I tried like heck for several weeks to use the camera I gave her and teach her the different functions and how they interact, but she wanted nothing doing. She is happy with her Android S8. I'm not joking.

Ha, ha! No. You did not hurt my feelings one bit. Not even close. Ha, ha! I was in a hurry because I have people (relatives) who say my photos are always too dark. These were a compromise. You had to be there. Let me take another look at the originals and see what I did to them and I will posts those for you. It is interesting that you mention post processing because I hate it with a passion. I always try to get it right in the camera. That way, Less time in post.

Thank you, Sylvia!

Thank you! we all get lucky once in awhile.

Thank you, Dennis!

Good one, Earnest! Thanks!