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Some more pic's of the trip. Enjoy!1. BNSF at Fullerton, 2. BNSF SD 70 leads a coal train near Sheridan WY, 3. BNSF Intermodel along the Columbia River, Wa. 4. BNSF Intermodel at Sandcut, Ca., 5. Sunset over Grand Teton NP, 6. The new $3 million HO layout at Chicago, 7. Snoqualmie Falls, Wa., 8. SP Cabforward at Sacramento, 9. Sunset at Carlsbad, Ca. Chris Bogley chrisb@tailsnrails.com Syracuse New York www.tailsnrails.com
Chris, That sunset at grand teton pic is really nice. Gonna resize that for a desktop background for a while. All the pics from this and the earlier post are great!! Nice to see your having fun on your cross-country trek!! Jim
There is actually a moose at the waters edge in that photo, but very hard to see in the scanned in photo. Glad you like it!Chris Bogley chrisb@tailsnrails.com Syracuse New York www.tailsnrails.com
>>5. Sunset over Grand Teton NP<<Thank you, my new background. I've never seen a mountain unless you count Eagle Mountain in Minnesota, 2,301 feet, our highest point. Pictures from your first set were good except for the blight on our country........power/telephone poles. When I'm elected governor of California ALL power and telephone lines will be underground.One suggestion, could you put the text about a picture above or below it? That way a person doesn't have to scroll up to read what you're looking at. Just a thought.Can't believe you drove all that way, Riles and I pack a lunch and survival gear when we go to Virginia, 20 miles away. Thanks for the pictures, keep them coming.Bob
