KNP

May 2

Well are all those panniers and Prairies here are some wagons.......

Say tar!!!

May 1

A Prairie at rest

May 1

WARNING TO SENSITIVE VIEWERS:

LITTLE MUDDLE IS SET IN THE LATE 1930s AND CONTAINS SCENES WHICH REPRESENT THE ATTITUDES AND LOCOMOTIVES OF THE PERIOD WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE.

Following Mr Wolf's advise the next picture may cause unnecessary concern for those of a nervous disposition....

6 Panniers at large in the wild....

April 30

11 minutes ago, Nevermakeit said:

The detail in the top photo especially is absolutely stunning! Is the sky photo-shopped or part of the backscene? (In case I ever get a model worth photographing built!)

Thanks

Its part of an 18" high backscene. See attached picture for details.

April 30

Low and behold.....

A pannier crossing the viaduct!

April 29

48 minutes ago, checkrail said:

Here's one specially for fellow Little Muddlers @KNP who may currently be suffering pannier withdrawal symptoms while the prairies take over.

Hmm - strange. That coal wagon is coming back from the branch line fully loaded. Was it surplus to requirements or is there a coal mine at Earlsbridge that I didn't know about?

John C.

Shouldn't have to wait to long....Panniers are never faraway.

They sometimes turn up when you least expect them.

Nice pictures.

April 29

And finally

Away with the Prairies - 6

April 28

3 minutes ago, Ponthir28 said:

Are they moving?

Not in this picture?

April 28

Is it still lazy from this angle?

Away with the Prairies - 5

April 28

Away with the Prairies - 4

Along the yard

April 27

And finally (for today)

Away with the Prairies - 3

April 27

Away with the Prairies - 2

April 27

In order to not believe that LM only has Pannier's here is another group of rather nice looking locos

Ken Dobetter (local LM photographer) has been engaged to take a series of photographs in and around the station.

Here is a limited series from him titled

Away with the Prairies - 1

April 26

15 hours ago, Nevermakeit said:

Even with the sheep and cows, that looks a lot more industrial to me. Do we know at what date the extension was built on to the engine shed? (Presumably by people a bit more industrious than those repairing the door!) 🙂

Well actually the engine shed arrived with the extension already built…..😉😉😉

April 26

And here is a repeat of this mornings picture but in monochrome to help those that still only have a black and white monitor!

April 26

Talking of back streets here's the back of the engine shed!!

April 25

The start of another day in the back streets of Little Muddle.....

April 24

Enough about pigs, here's a couple of Panniers to start your day off with a smile....?

April 23

7 hours ago, Limpley Stoker said:

Very little smell there- they are very clean premises for the piggies. I think it is a composite pigsty - the enclosure on the left is a little larger than the other two.