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I hope they're not sitting on wet paint!

As usual, beautiful well taken pictures of busy and involved scenes.

IanS wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 11:28 am I hope they're not sitting on wet paint!

As usual, beautiful well taken pictures of busy and involved scenes.

No red paint on clothes.

and thanks for your comments, Ian. I try to have more than just trains running. I want to have little scenes all around the layout.

Glencairn

Just wonderful. I will be stealing some scenes for my new layout.

Tri wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 7:44 am Just wonderful. I will be stealing some scenes for my new layout.

Glad you like it, Tri.
As for 'stealing some scenes'. I am flattered. Feel free on anything you like'

Glencairn

Three views of 'Clarice' the Canal Boat.

Young Tommy watches intently; his dog by his side. The horses take an interest. A badger and some hares are oblivious as to the goings on.
Glencairn

Looking towards J.H. Thompson Timber Merchants and Ash Farm Fields. The signal says a train is due.
The view from the diesel shed looking towards Wyndham Farm in the distance.
'Trainspotting'
Glencairn

nice work, the view from the diesel shed is my favourite of the last pictures

jaz avalley wrote: ↑Sat Sep 07, 2019 8:22 pm nice work, the view from the diesel shed is my favourite of the last pictures

Thanks again jaz avalley. Glad you like the picture. It is one of my favourite areas of the layout too.

Glencairn

Throughout my life I have been involved in transport; buses being a big part.
Here is a couple of pictures of my Samuel Ledgard buses.

The blue and cream are Samuel Ledgard. The red one is Heavy Woollen District Co.
The 'Pink Champagne' shop name is taken from a wedding business we used to have.
Glencairn

You know when the Grandson arrives and then all is quiet? I caught him. --
Glencairn