Snow on the line

[markjj]

I thought you might like to see this every gauge 1 garden railway should have one ;-)

Model Snow Blower in Action

 

[Mr Grumpy]

.....that's it.....I'm going back to the garden railway!!

 

[Yorkshire Dave]

every gauge 1 garden railway should have one

...and a leaf blower. Or do garden railways follow BR with leaves on the line- no trains . Perhaps some R/C buses for the replacement rail service.

 

[simond]

Yep, brilliant, but unfortunately, in the U.K., we have the wrong type of snow...

 

[adrian]

Brilliant - thanks for posting.

 

[markjj]

Yep, brilliant, but unfortunately, in the U.K., we have the wrong type of snow...

We have the wrong kind of everything here...

 

[markjj]

.....that's it.....I'm going back to the garden railway!!

There's just something about trains going round the garden that I miss to lol...

 

[Mr Grumpy]

There's just something about trains going round the garden that I miss to lol...

birds poo....slugs.....weeds.....tree roots...

 

[markjj]

birds poo....slugs.....weeds.....tree roots...

Heaven!!!

 

[FiftyFourA]

Sorry lads, but can anyone remind me exactly what snow is? Can't remember having any for years in the north east ... well not since 1963 that is.

But if I ever get around to doing any work on my garden railway let alone finishing (started years ago but never even within a 'sniff' of finishing) then I want one of these things. Its brilliant!

Peter

 

[Mr Grumpy]

Hi Mark,
Sorry for the hijack, but I have gone all nostalgiaish lol!!
I couldn't resist digging out some (poor quality) photos of my line in the snow from the past .....I had to make do with the Hunslet's cow catcher as a plough lol!

 

[markjj]

Excellent Richard I miss having mine to now you have posted that lol..

 

[Mr Grumpy]

I wish I had at least kept the track bed , it would have made a great run for an 0 gauge line