Lou Luczu said:
I’m just getting around to posting pix from the Kittatinny Mountain Railroad.
Waite : Isn’t that Jon Radder in the back ground!
That’s why he hasn’t finished the New Engine house!
He does looks diff. without a camera!
Thanks Lou for posting all the great pics! I/We were thinking it didn’t happen! 
Thanks Lou, for posting the pics. looks like every one had a good time. What a great looking railroad. you can just see the pride that went into it.
Sean McGillicuddy said:
Lou Luczu said:
I’m just getting around to posting pix from the Kittatinny Mountain Railroad.
Waite : Isn’t that Jon Radder in the back ground!
That’s why he hasn’t finished the New Engine house!
He does looks diff. without a camera!Thanks Lou for posting all the great pics! I/We were thinking it didn’t happen!
Nope, that is Warren from the Poconos!
Lou Luczu said:
Wait! Is that Brunt’s Mill?
Nope, not anymore…that Shawns Mill…I’m just happy someone found a good home for it.
Almost took a run up to there myself, but with all the rain last week, the mowing was a higher priority…
I finally got too see what the whole layout looks like (in pictures)
Thanks Lou!
Nico Corbo said: Nope, that is Warren from the Poconos!
Twins???
Thanks Lou for the photos. I always enjoy seeing my RR from someone else’s view.
Ken wish you could have made it. Maybe next one.
After this trip, I am resolving to visit more layouts. It has shown me how different the railroad can look in pictures or in person.
I illustrate thusly:
The camera can make the railroad look small:
or it can make it look quite large:
So you just have to experience it in person.
So get out there and visit a railroad!
Shawn: I tried to print you out pictures on napkins, but all I ended up with was tie-dyed napkins!
