Cape Atlantic Cannery is having some operational problems, so WPMA-17 was instructed to drop their cars on the Crosswicks siding.

Bruce

   

WPMA-40 crossing Grant Street.

Bruce

   

Often I find a photo that inspires me to try to create a similiar scene on the Leetown Division---here's a picture from an unknown photographer that I have tried to use as an example.

   

   

Dock Street's leased EMD MP15AC makes a pick up of empty paper cars at Pier 7.

Bruce

   

Just saw a new (to me anyway) attempt at a scam.  Got an e-mail supposedly from Amazon saying I needed to sign in.  Interestingly enough a half hour earlier I had received an e-mail from Amazon telling me my order had shipped. 

The clue?  The bogus sender was amazon with a lower case.  If I had not had an e-mail from the real Amazon I might not have noticed it.

Beware!!! They are out to get you!

Tom

WPMA-40 at the piers.

Bruce,

   

I've been a bit irritated by the amount of leafy refuse that's been falling off my trees and shrubs and ending up on the roads of White Haven.  I thought about buying a hobby vac, but never ran into one that I thought was work the expenditure and still has the ability to extend into arm-deep scenery.

What I really decided I wanted was the power of my shop vac with a small, semi-rigid snout that I could extend.  Rummaged through my workshop and found some discarded water supply line.  Stuck it in the Shop Vac, applied the painter's tape.  Tried it out, and works like a charm.

   

Was able to grab a shot of WPMA-29 on a different section of Lubbers Run.

Bruce