A view of the backyard from the deck.
Loco running past the derelict station.
This bridge came from Wheelers Hill & had to be reconstructed.
Two meter bridge across the pond, made out of green house aluminum.
Shed made for the Railway.
Some of the sidings in the basement.
The basement Station.
More basement sidings.
Running past the derelict Station.
Running around the back yard.
Shade cloth waiting for mortar to be applied.
The back of the derelict Station.
Coming over the pond.
Live Steam Loco having a run.
Kit bashed Loco, having a run.
Rail Motor.
Nice Run !
AMRA Running Day.
The boys from AMRA.
Pete's Live Steam Tram.
My live steam Loco.
She does look nice !
The round house is still not finished !
I like sidings !
The start of the Round House !
Running over the rickety bridge.
The new double track along the back fence.
Track being laid with Ron Watson's help. Thanks Ron.
Coming from the shed.
Through the chook yard.
The back of the house Wendy designed.
The Round house is looking good !
The tunnel mouths had to be widened.
It is getting there, but still not finished.......
Running out into the chook yard.
Second track being laid to the shed.
Building of the concrete viaduct bridge, a photo focal point.
It is all coming together !
A bit of paving paint makes a difference !
Looking nice !
Into the Shed !
The railway & the shed.
This section is really ageing after 20 years of use ! I have replaced a few of the trestles.
Above, a few shots of the derelict station.
Early shots of my On 30 railway in the roof. It has completely changed over the years.
It was too low, for an old bloke to work on !
I like laying track, if it works !
Thi has all changed !
This bit is still there !
I enjoy working in the roof, when the weather is not too good !
Nice Loco, it is a Playmobile.
Out of the basement, over the pond.
Nice reflections !
A very nice G scale coach.
Down to the Basement !
We are back in the roof.
The Backyard Shed !
The above are Basement shots !
The Engine Shed in the Basemant ! THE END..... Thanks for Watching !
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