My oldest son Donald making a run for it on Kenny King's "Never Done Railroad". Kenny's train is being driven by my brother in law Bill with a little help from his son Matthew. Passengers include my niece Allison, my son David, and me bringing up the rear.

photographer: Diane Kurtz

A freight rolls through Donkey Hollow on the Bitter Creek Western Railroad.

photographer: Jamie Foster
 

Serafina, 2 days old, takes her first ride on the 7.5" gauge Pacific Bill & Jamie Railroad PB&JRR

photographer: Jamie Foster

No. 2 is a 1927 Vulcan 2-4-0 steam locomotive used on the "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman" TV show, called the Roger Linn. It is currently in operation at the Pacific Coast Railway at the Santa Margarita Ranch in San Luis Obispo, CA.

photographer: Jamie Foster

Mickey (driving) and Logan Boner at Bitter Creek Western RR. Walking Beam engine 0-4-0 built by Bill Conner, owned by Tom Osterdock. New Tender built by Tom.

photographer: Tom Osterdock

Tamalina Boner, engineer running the Walking Beam engine built by Bill Conner and owned by Tom Osterdock. Taken 4 July 2005 during the Fireworks Show at the Bitter Creek Western Railroad.

photographer: Tom Osterdock

Engineer David (3) and my NY Dept. of Transportation GE 70 Tonner on Kenny King's "Never Done RR". Anxiously awaiting the high-ball and passengers. The red gon (plans from Pat Turner's site) was my first piece of rolling stock. The black gon is from Kenny's fleet.

photographer: Don Grigg

Blowing down the boiler at the end of a great weekend at Burnaby, Calafornia August 6 & 7th 2005. Al Von Ruden of Seattle, WA is blowing down his 1 1/2" Mikado while Mark Liggins of Surray, BC looks on.

photographer: Kenneth A. Olsen

My Backyard Engineer 840-B is ready for a long day of work and testing on its maiden voyage at the White Creek RR.

photographer: Derek Draft

Skunk Train steaming out of the switch yard.

photographer: Todd Hanson