Dollywood - pic
| December 30, 2007 09:26PM |
Horray for Dollywood ...
Today at Dollywood, ex-WP&Y 192 put on a good show. Dollywood runs a 7 car train on a 5 mile stretch of track. At each end is a balloon loop. In the shop is ex-WP&Y 70.
Lighting wasn't so good, so I'm sure that a better camera in warmer weather could produce some extraordinary shots of a neat narrow gauge steam operation at Dollywood, Tennessee.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/31/2007 07:01AM by Stephen Peck.
Today at Dollywood, ex-WP&Y 192 put on a good show. Dollywood runs a 7 car train on a 5 mile stretch of track. At each end is a balloon loop. In the shop is ex-WP&Y 70.
Lighting wasn't so good, so I'm sure that a better camera in warmer weather could produce some extraordinary shots of a neat narrow gauge steam operation at Dollywood, Tennessee.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/31/2007 07:01AM by Stephen Peck.
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