Photo Contest

photographer: Chris Brew	"Stroll through the woods" The picture was taken at PNLS (Pacific Northwest Live Steamers) on our opening day. Larry Anderson taking a stroll threw the woods over looking the pond with his Erie Triplex 2-8-8-8-2. Submitted by Chris Brew cbrew@pnls.org
photographer: Per Johansson	"Jonas' first time driving" Submitted by Per Johansson. Taken at my neighbors private track in Rockhammar, Sweden. His homemade model of a narrow gauge engine powered by a Hilti SB 12 Battery Powered Screw Driver. My son Jonas is, for the first time, allowed to drive the engine on his own. pimsetjohoo.se
photographer: Jim Leggett	"By The Station" Toad Swamp & Punk Hollow #6500 simmers patiently outside Cedars Station. This 2-6-0 was originally built by my grandfather, Jim Turnbull, in 1973. I bought it in 1993 and restored her to service in 1994. Photo taken at the 2003 MLS Int'l Meet. Submitted by Jim Leggett jleggettsympatico.ca
photographer: Jim Leggett	"The Sunset Pickle" Elizabeth Leggett running her "Pickle Barrel". This 3/4" scale 0-6-0 saddletanker was built in 1951 by her great-grandfather Jim Turnbull. Photo taken by Jim Leggett during the 2003 MLS Int'l Meet. Submitted by Jim Leggett jleggettsympatico.ca
photographer: Roland Birat Pettersson	Opening Run on the New Trestle" At my private track, Rockhammar Sweden, with invited friends. Locomotives (in order): A model of Munktells very first steam loco, "Forstlingen". My homemade inspection vehicle, called Inspektor´n. My, also homemade, model of a Humboldt-Klockner-Deutz narrow gauge engine powered by a Yanmar diesel engine/hydraulic transmission. hinderstorptjtelia.com
photographer: Pat Turner	"Steaming at Mid-South" Larry Taylor on his 4-4-2 Colorado Midland #22 Atlantic. Engine built by Rich Dean and pulling Fayette & East Coweta gondola built by Pat Turner. Mid-South Spring 2003 meet. CandSn3mindspring.com
photographer: Jack Klingbeil Note: Construction prints/instructions for this loco are available on CD-Rom. (approx. 40 size D&E prints).	"Big MACs" This was the first time these SD-70 MACs were on the track. June 14th 2003 at the Alaska Live Steamers track in Wasilla. Photo taken at the Furrow Creek Trestle. Each locomotive powered by a V-twin Briggs & Stratton 16 hp, hydraulic pump and a hydraulic motor for each truck. Jack Klingbeil jackklingbeilgci.net