You'll be pleased to see that this post is the first in a while not to refer to new walls being installed on the railway!
As a Christmas treat, I've attached some photos of a recent trip to the National Botanical Gardens in Washington DC where I found an outdoor railway where all the buildings and bridges were made entirely of plant matter.
The display included scenes from multiple countries, including Australia's Barossa Valley, each depicting a type of agriculture that has defined a particular region.
As a Christmas treat, I've attached some photos of a recent trip to the National Botanical Gardens in Washington DC where I found an outdoor railway where all the buildings and bridges were made entirely of plant matter.
The display included scenes from multiple countries, including Australia's Barossa Valley, each depicting a type of agriculture that has defined a particular region.
California scenario.
Katie posing beneath a Pratt Truss bridge made of saplings.
Kansas scenario.
Percy from Thomas and Friends can be seen in the background. James was also present but had, unfortunately, departed from the rails with some troublesome trucks nearby.
Train passing the Barossa Valley scenario. A derailed James in a rather dangerous position can be observed in the background.
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