Seagulls at Point Cabrillo

For quite some time there weren’t any seagulls on our Point Cabrillo diorama.

Point Cabrillo diorama

Point Cabrillo diorama

Then I arrive at our layout and noted that there were two seagulls flying on the face of Point Cabrillo:

Two seagulls flying at Point Cabrillo

Two seagulls flying at Point Cabrillo

Chuck Whitlock liked what he had “raised” and the the next time I photographed Point Cabrillo ……..

Three seagulls on the cliff face

Three seagulls on the cliff face

three seagulls. Another day and another had hatched ………

Four seagulls

Four seagulls

That’s all there were for a while. Then there was a sudden explosion of seagulls ……

Count 'em - twelve

Count ’em – twelve

Twelve flying around!!! Now does anyone know how to model guano?

As others see us – Annalise Phillips pics

Daughter Annalise came to town last week armed with her camera. One essential port of call was our layout wherein she could see the progress since her last visit. Here’s the pics she took. Click on any thumbnail to invoke gallery.

As others see us – Pictures by Donald Holland

Donald Holland e-mailed the following: “I took a bunch of pictures of the model railroad. Frank said to e-mail them you for club use.” The photos as super as you can see in the gallery below. Click on one photo to access the gallery.

Jughandle Creek Waterfall

Jughandle Creek is about half way between Big River in Mendocino and the River Noyo in Fort Bragg. In the spring Jughandle Creek has a waterfall. We have the River Noyo, Big River and now Jughandle Cr eek.

Jughandle Creek waterfall with its new bridge

Jughandle Creek waterfall with its new bridge

Drovers Caboose

We now have a Drovers’ Caboose for the tail end of our cattle train. Drover’s cabooses were over sized to accommodate the drovers who rode with the cattle cars. The drovers saw to the unloading and re-loading of the cattle when the cattle were fed and watered.

Drovers' caboose

Drovers’ caboose

Drovers' caboose

Drovers’ caboose