My first garden railway

Indeed, along with Christmas, snow is on my least favourite things list.
It's nice to look at in somebody else's country but I don't want any on me thank you very much!
 
... snow is on my least favourite things list.
It's nice to look at in somebody else's country but I don't want any on me thank you very much!
I agree with you, so in the spirit of sharing misery, I'll send you ours >:)
By the way, it usually sticks around until late March, if not longer >:)>:)
 
I agree with you, so in the spirit of sharing misery, I'll send you ours >:)
By the way, it usually sticks around until late March, if not longer >:)>:)
So if I said it has rained a fair portion of today, and a lot of it has gone, you might be a little miffed? :wondering::oops:
 
So if I said it has rained a fair portion of today, and a lot of it has gone, you might be a little miffed? :wondering::oops:
Nah, as frustrated as I get, a blanket of sna actually protects perennial roots from the cold, and a good slow thaw helps irrigate the fields for spring planting.
 
Rapid thaws do the same thing here, so every spring the river authorities keep an anxious eye on the thermometer
In the UK they also keep an eye on the savings made by not dredging the rivers. More dividends to the shareholders.
 
You are preserving models for future generations..
That makes it a preserved railway, so you can mix and match..

I mean, just look at Welshpool!
 
Not posted for a while nothing has really changed on the railway just been enjoying it as other things have unfortunately taken up any spare funds :sweating:. But here are some pictures from this morning been busy morning for the railway.0ABB27B3-7A48-4E66-9229-FEE586DAD139.jpeg089E6090-7F73-4BBF-A27B-1D0D6ABA5BAF.jpeg9CD5BCCB-B030-425B-BA51-35FB2B5DA43B.jpeg6C87FA37-B37C-46C4-B939-CBD077D397D8.jpeg
 
Nice to see some trains running at the start of a new season. You certainly look after your railway, it looks as good as when it was first built.
 
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