To Shiny Rails

Lots of layouts to see, events to attend, and excurstions to ride! And it’s all now in the history books. Here’s an index to the photos we have of the 2012 Central Coast Railroad Festival: http://ccrrf.com/photo-index-2012.html

Lynn and I thoroughly enjoyed a Wine Rail Excursion put on by the Central Coast Railroad Festival. We took the Coast Starlight from SLO, over the grade, to Paso Robles where but a few feet away from the train was our destination winery, D’Anbino. The CCRRF offers these excursions every 2nd Sunday of the month; check their website <CCRRF.com>. Check out this web page for photos and more info: http://ccrrf.com/120512.html

The 2011 Central Coast Railroad Festival is “in the can!” What a wild and crazy weekend of railroading activity all over the central coast! I took lots of photos, many of which are indexed at this page: http://CCRRF.com/photo-index.html

Andrew Merriam’s HO layout: http://CCRRF.com/111009-Merriam.html

The 2010 Central Coast Railroad Festival is complete. Hard to believe 5 days have passed since the whirlwind of railroading activities began last Thursday. If you’re looking for photos from the weekend, your best bet is the Photo Index page: http://ccrrf.com/photo-index.html

The Pacific Bill & Jamie Railroad held an Open House today as part of the Central Coast Railroad Festival. Photos are here: http://jf2.com/pbjrr/101008.html

The Central Coast Railroad Festival (CCRRF) is well under way now. We’ve already posted photos from four locations Thursday (yesterday): Darrell Nash’s Sn3 layout, Pomar Junction Winery, Central Coast Trains, and Grover Beach’s Celebration of the Beautification project at the end of Grand Avenue between 4th and the railroad tracks. To watch for new postings, follow the CCRRF What’s New page: http://ccrrf.com/whatsnew.html