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Another superb exposition. Were not for your effort, this would be lost to all memory.

Spectacular and exquisite photography. No name yet? May I say, something this good deserves a name.

https://i.postimg.cc/67FcFBLq/fence-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/XpMJqmx5/fence-2.jpg Added in a bit of railway fencing, it looks satisfactory, I think. This is a unique feature of British railroading. In the United States, cattle were rarely fenced in, resulting in hamburger. https://i.postimg.cc/m1...

A marvelous explosion of activity. The S&G is one of my favorite British layouts, demonstrating how much can be done in a small area to great effect.

White Horse of Uffington https://i.postimg.cc/G9Ggy1pP/white-horse.jpg I viewed this as a younger man. I must say it astonished me. Not only a demonstration of surveying genius, it is superbly artistic. https://i.postimg.cc/yJNc70Dp/chase.jpg Not a fox hunt, but a Nessie hunt. https://i.postimg.cc/F...

Yikes, Godspeed to you.

Beautiful and serene. Hope I will someday hike that trail. https://i.postimg.cc/9D85zpjg/rev-farns.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/fVTy6BK8/granite-tramway-rails-at-haytor-quarry-in-the-dartmoor-national-park-E6-YPBR.jpg The Reverend Farnsworth hikes the Dartmoor tramway. That bit sticking up on the left i...

I used Peco and Hornby and found them to be entirely reliable. At my age, and reduced level of patience, I don't use sectional track anymore, as unless the baseboard is built with exquisite skill, all it takes is a few millimeters of expansion/contraction to raise a host of issues. I prefer crossing...

May I suggest you move your furniture to the garage and put the layout in the living room area.