The lazy crew at Stumptown finally got the line clear.
After removing a little leaf debris and checking for other track defects after a long winter under snow, she ran perfectly. The track had not moved, and most of the ballast was in place. I reeeeeally love Batt/RC!
Great Looking pictures John. I hope you had fun running. I can’t wait for Spring.
Chuck
John, Nice run, looks like a great layout…
Looks great. I actually did the same although I could not get the 2 inches of ice off the tracks. Just need one warm day and I will be up and running again.
Shawn,
Wasn’t it your wife that was being induced?
Cool.
Now I’m ashamed. I haven’t run trains outdoors sice Christmas =(
No snow to use for an excuse, either.
But I’ll be running this weekend. Forcast is for 60 degrees 
It was 8 degrees this morning and never got above 20 degrees today.
Ralph
Nice post John. When do we get to see the “K” on that track??
jb, I heard that the February meeting was going to be at your house. Izzat true?
Mike Williams said:Mike, I'll run it the same day you bring out your new Bach mallet. :) :) I would have run it if not for Bach's screw up by selling faulty drivers to the public. I guess no one checks the stuff in China. Oh, they did put a "Quality check OK" stamp on the carton.
Nice post John. When do we get to see the "K" on that track??
Not true, Steve.
We’re heading back down into the teens for highs next week.
Ric Golding said:Actually she was suppose to 7 last night. I got my line cleared and a half hour latter my wife started having contractions. Got her to hospital by 4PM and baby born before 8PM See my other post. I even got a snowshoe in that morning. :-) Good thing I didnt get lost snowshoeing
Shawn, Wasn't it your wife that was being induced?