Morris Arboretum Garden Railway
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cool, I already did :D
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I plan to upload more. Meanwhile, check out my other videos!
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awesome I have always wanted to see the parts of the railway that aren't visible from the path.
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Thanks for your comments!
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i went today for the circus week, where u there today? its the 7th
dawkinsdude2019 3 years ago
Yes, I was there from about 2pm to 5pm.
morristrains 3 years ago
what is the road bed on the ground level tracks
chilikilla 3 years ago
It is 2x6 boards cut on angles to form curves.
morristrains 3 years ago
Hello from Japan!
Found the Morris Arboretum Garden Railway website and noticed the scale is G! I am just a HO collector,so I guess probably G scale trains do not need to get electricity from rails that's why you can enjoy it outdoor, right? I always think it's tough if it's HO because HO trains need to get electricity from the rails which means we need to cover entire the rails by something to protect them from rain etc. Wish I lived closer to visit there!!
Cheers! :thumb up: :)
gamera63 3 years ago
Actually, these trains do receive power from the rails. We use stainless steel rail and rail clamp, although you can use battery power, but we don't. Stainless steel rail requires very little maintenance, but when it does we have multiple track cleaning cars for our 15 individual lines.
Thanks for your comment!
morristrains 3 years ago