Re: Saw Mill and Lumber question

"Daniel A. Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> VERY nice!
> 
> One photo of my much smaller sawmill (and a little bit of the pond) can
> be found along with other photos of my layout at the MMRHS website:
> 
> <http://www.trainweb.org/mmrhs>
> 
> Specifically my layout can be found at:
> 
> <http://trainweb.org/mmrhs/gnr.html>
> 
> The mill is from a modified Finescale Miniatures kit, with an added
> jackslip, winch house, water tank, and a few other things.
> 
> The layout represents a fictitious GN branchline somewhere in the
> western mountains, mostly Washington, ca. 1935. At least that's how I
> originally intended it. A couple of my regular operators prefer to run
> 'diseasels', so I incorporated a few of them to keep the engineers
> happy, which sort of updates the layout to more like 1950, depending on
> who's running what.
> 
> It's a 'U" shaped layout about 14 ft wide, and 12 ft along one side, and
> 16 ft along the other side. It's a point to point operation, with a
> third 'leg' being the logging railroad. It's all local and way-freight
> switching, with lots of industries. A basic card system generates
> traffic. It can keep three two-man crews VERY busy.
> 
> Dan Mitchell
> ==========
> 
Dan,
That is some great model building you have done. I added your album to
my bookmarks so I can go back again.
Doug