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No action here but the Autumn season will see a start on the Wood yard where Timmy waits to swing his mallet. Removal of some old fuschias has allowed the sun to reach the yard and thought a couple of staged photos might look nice.

Very impressive.

Indeed. Thanks for sharing!

Nice atmospheric shots, beautiful light.

I agree with the rest of the Guys Derek, great photos indeed.

Superb photos. Low sun, long shadows, end of a working day.
Grant.

Since this is really the end of season and we are heaving a complete day of heavy winds and rainshowers which have continued since yesterday evening, I'm in the mood for jumping back to summer and working the steamtrains..









Just a way to end this year with memories of nice summer evenings with a cold beer and steamtrains.. Best whishes for 2018!

And to you daan.

The weather here is awful so I have not managed to run any trains for what feels like months.

Not a lot happening here but due to the damp weather managed to get some building time. Little brother suggested brick walls would look better than timber, loads of plasticard bricks later....

Happy New Year everyone.

Patience there!

Patience there!

The bricks really make it, well worth the effort, that's what model making is all about.

Love the brick work...looks great...

Sure.

These were taken one quiet Wednesday at Butterley in mid September. The sun was high and bright, but it was low enough to tell that it was autumn and not high summer anymore.

A lovely set of scenes Doug, your train really sets of the settled surroundings. A bit of spit and polish in that Great Western set. That track looks like its been there for years with all the growth.
Thanks for sharing.
Grant.

They look splendid Doug, very atmospheric.

You're welcome gents, thanks for looking. More where that came from if wanted.

The more the merrier

I'll second Jim, some beautiful shots there and would love to see more.

Great pics Doug!