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| Dan Liebowitz, our gracious host, looks like he's having fun. I know I did. ...He forced me to run the Daylight ;-). Not the kind of assignment you would want to turn down! | Bill Baxley's Aster Pennsy K4 on The Double Bridge. Well Bill, how about an operational headlight? :-) | Jeff Williams' Accucraft C-16 is a real head turner as it speeds by the station. (Even the "stiff-necked" individual on the platform had to turn and gawk!) |
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| Steve Shyvers' Billy chassis (from a kit) is running even better every time we see it. Steve fabricated the saddle tank himself. We're looking forward to the completion of this beauty. | Dan's Aster GS4 in SP Daylight colors makes for a beautiful sight as it stretches out 'round the bend. It's hard to imagine a more tranquil setting in which to enjoy a steamup. | |
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| Bill's K4 rumbles by on the downgrade from the highline. | Jeff Williams
observes as the Daylight crosses the double bridge on the highline. |
Tony Dixon handling his coal fired Pacific "Robin Hood". While I didn't capture any good images of it in action, it put on its usual workmanlike performance. |
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| Here's a scene from the wrong side of the tracks. | Faux SitG cover shot. Sorry, not enough resolution for a real cover shot. Nonetheless, Bill's K4 is highly photogenic. | Dan's Daylight cooling down in the siding after a long journey on the mainline. |
