On the 2 foot gage
| September 22, 2009 07:33AM |
On a stunning beautiful fall Sunday in the mountains of Pennsylvania, action is getting under way at the 2 foot gage B&W Railroad. Shay #6 is on the turntable with a full head of steam shortly before heading out on the line while the mother-daughter crew of "Otto" preps for the days runs.
The PBS show "Tracks Ahead" was here filming us this past week so maybe our well kept secret that is the B&W will become a little more famous.
Enjoy! If you all want more I can post! Photo by Art Martin.
T A Hunter
The PBS show "Tracks Ahead" was here filming us this past week so maybe our well kept secret that is the B&W will become a little more famous.
Enjoy! If you all want more I can post! Photo by Art Martin.
T A Hunter
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