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Its been a
long dry spell in between photo shoots, and train runs for that matter!
Workin' for a living really cuts into one's train time! Here's a
few I took as I was fixing up the layout from the winter ravenges!
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Its early morning as No 2 visits the water tower, prepareing for a days work |
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Shay No6 runs light across the short bridge between the yard and the engine terminal |
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No2 prepares to tack Caboose No3 to the work train |
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Shay No6 leans into a cut of three hoppers, destined to be used in ballast service |
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No6 and train head out of the yard |
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The ballast train passes the water tower on its way up the mountain on a bright spring morning |
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The ballast train threading its way along about halfway up the mountain. This photo won First Place in the 1st Large Scale Central photo contest! |
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No6 is just dropping over the hill, running in back motion at Summit Curve |
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No6 slows for the Yard limits while returning to Cassville |
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No2 and No 6 repose in the Cassville Yard between assignments |
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All's quiet in the Cassville Yard |
All Images Copyright Bart A Salmons 2000-2002
