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Saturday at Diamondhead 2003
January 18th from 10:00 am
to ~5:00 am the following morning.
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| Jim Overland
looks content as he readies a loco for a run. As
you can see, he's not the only one generating coal smoke
these days. |
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| With a
firebox full of glowing coal and safety valves lifting,
Larry Bangham's David Bailey-built K-27 wants to go. |
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| Larry appears
to be having fun - we all did! |
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| Roundhouse
locos were as prevalent as ever. |
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| Another look
at a good looking train. |
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| Mallard
taking on water at speed! (Not really, but it sure
looked good at speed.) |
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| Lynn and Dawn
were having a great morning. Of course it's hard
to do anything else when you're at a large steamup. |
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| Pete Comely
seems happy wandering about in the smoke! |
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| Jim Hadden's
Rotary plow is a beauty! (Hey Jim, better check
the wheel bearings - that's a lot of motive power being
used there!) |
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| Soni
Honneger's scratchbuilt K-27 looks good behind Jim's
rotary plow. |
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| They don't
come much prettier than this. |
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| The infamous
Quintet sounded great. |
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| I am looking
forward to seeing Marc Horovitz's double boilered steam monorail in operation. (Yes - MONORAIL!) |
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| According to
the locals, this is some sort of outhouse on wheels,
rumored to be made of popsicle sticks. For the
real story go here
and here. |
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| This little
guy is a regular at steamups in the Pacific Northwest. |
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All
content copyright 2003 by Michael Martin.
mike@panyo.com
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