NJLS Spring Meet

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Steve Bratina
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NJLS Spring Meet

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Not quite home yet but I would just like to thank the members of NJLS for another excellent meet. The high line was in great shape and held up to the wear and tear of the Tinkerbell nation. Even the weather behaved. I will post some pictures of the many high line engines that made the trip.
Thanks again!

Steve
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Steve - it certainly was THE place to be last weekend.

Nice to see all of the highline locomotives out, especially those from NJLS that had been in storage for a decade or more.

Looking forward to seeing your pictures,

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Thank you to NJLS for an excellent meet.

Very friendly atmosphere, great track, good food and weather.

Great swap table with several projects for sale.

Great to see old friends and to make some new ones.

Looking forward to seeing all the pictures.

Thank you to all.

Keith Wood
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Good times with The Tinks.

Thanks NJLS!
Best regards,
Jim Leggett

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Here are a few of the 'history' engines at the meet.
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This was Frank Desantis' 4-4-0 built in the early 60's.
This was Frank Desantis' 4-4-0 built in the early 60's.
The Leggett ten wheeler built by the TS&PH Shops.
The Leggett ten wheeler built by the TS&PH Shops.
The Hild Brothers P7 was here to polish the rails.
The Hild Brothers P7 was here to polish the rails.
One of the early Leggett built engines came down for a run.
One of the early Leggett built engines came down for a run.
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Here are a few more.
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This French Mikado was built by George Tapping.
This French Mikado was built by George Tapping.
Can't be a high line meet without a Van Brocklin engine around.
Can't be a high line meet without a Van Brocklin engine around.
This engine was owned by the late Dave Knowles but is now an MLS locomotive.
This engine was owned by the late Dave Knowles but is now an MLS locomotive.
Wee Angus was resurrected by Don Ritchie. She put on a spirited performance.
Wee Angus was resurrected by Don Ritchie. She put on a spirited performance.
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:idea: A few more.
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The turntable area was quite busy during the meet.
The turntable area was quite busy during the meet.
Not too shabby for a Friday.
Not too shabby for a Friday.
Keith brought a nice Virginia to display.
Keith brought a nice Virginia to display.
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And a few more.
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A beautiful LMS Duchess built by Keith Wood.
A beautiful LMS Duchess built by Keith Wood.
The Duchess had some people simply amazed.
The Duchess had some people simply amazed.
An old Ralph Francis engine from MLS appeared from Michigan.
An old Ralph Francis engine from MLS appeared from Michigan.
Another Virginia from the NJLS past was on display also
Another Virginia from the NJLS past was on display also
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And a few more.
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The Ottawa boys go for a spin.
The Ottawa boys go for a spin.
The Duchess kept on schedule.
The Duchess kept on schedule.
A set of John Hudak F units was also present.
A set of John Hudak F units was also present.
Lots of catching up to do on the latest projects.
Lots of catching up to do on the latest projects.
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And finally.
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Gary had his beautiful 1/2" NYC Hudson with a vanderbilt tender on display along with a partially built 1/2" Pennsy K4.
Gary had his beautiful 1/2" NYC Hudson with a vanderbilt tender on display along with a partially built 1/2" Pennsy K4.
I also brought a couple of engines.
I also brought a couple of engines.
Ian had his Northern at the meet. She put on a fine performance.
Ian had his Northern at the meet. She put on a fine performance.
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Nice pictures Steve. Wish I could have been there.
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This is Howard Crotty's old engine. It used to say Ware River on the tender. It was also the Muldowney's first engine.
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