Good, it worked!
Paul
Thanks for the photos!
Still learning the camera, and the features.
Very easy to post pictures these days! It couldn’t get any easier…
Paul
I’M HAVING ALL KINDS OF TROUBLE POSTING PHOTOS ON WEB SITES
MY CAMERA DIED AND I DON’T USE OR OWN A CELL PHONE 
RioGrandeDan,
I have my mother’s old Kodak “Brownie” camera if you want it. A word of warning: this camera cuts off the heads of people being photographed. I blamed my mother, my mother blamed the camera.
Hello,
On these new and vastly improved forums, be sure to NOT use any hosting site. Just simply go to the picture icon in the toolbar, click it. Select a picture and hit “ upload”. That’s it. If this doesn’t work, you may have to contact support for the forum.
Paul
Oh my!! I think every relative I hade 50 - 60 years age all had one of those Brownie Hawkeye and my Grandmother did the same thing and blamed it on the camera.
I can remember an Easter where the family was all looking at Her photos from Christmas and laughing due to the fact everyone in every photo over 5 foot was headless.
Good looking locos and rolling stock.
Rich
Thanks !
Just getting used to my new camera. I used to do a lot of railfanning, back in the day…
Paul
Nowadays, I am railfanning my garden railroad…
How big is it?
Rich
the garden railroad has two sections;
the original section is 16 x 23 feet, with a cog train that climbs up 55 inches off the ground
the new section is approximately 25 x 32 feet. it has a main loop, and a branch line.
The two sections are not connected. 3 independent loops. Running on track power. I can run up to 4 trains simultaneously, if one train is running on battery power.
Paul
Nice!
Envy has already set in.
Rich