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Title: Website Photo updates
Post by: david on December 16, 2020, 08:18:47 PM
For those interested-

I just finished several days of work updating the A&O site. About 125+ slides were added to these pages which covers months/years of old photos/projects-

Construction "All things Electric"
Scenery - all pages but Structures
Operations- all pages but Coal Traffic

I think that's where they all went. I'm about caught up.

And I think it takes care of the recently mentioned tutorial for Hawkins as well. The structure itself will come later.

Enjoy, and feel free to give feedback, questions, slurs  :-\, etc.

David
Title: Re: Website Photo updates
Post by: Craig on December 24, 2020, 10:14:44 AM
Great update David. Lots of great tips to learn new things!!!
Title: Re: Website Photo updates
Post by: Junior on January 02, 2021, 04:39:10 PM
I also like it! A person could spend several hours going through all that, and not really absorb most of it in. I know that, because I've done that already!  ;D

I would like to add to the crew positions, specifically the hump: you have 2 different sheets the hump operator can fill out while classifying a train. The one pictured has track number and car rolling speed, whereas the other one, IIRC, has train number and track number. Either way, that's my handwriting in that picture! Haha.
~wko
Title: Re: Website Photo updates
Post by: david on January 02, 2021, 11:26:00 PM
Junior, et all,

I confess some of the operations descriptions were for the benefit of the regular/semi-regular A&O crews as an ongoing tutorial. There's just a lot to absorb, especially in Millport. Understanding the scheme followed by experience/practice will eventually help things flow. As will developing a workable timetable that is doable but not overly so. Operating on the V&O in years gone by there was a pace to the session- busy, then slow, etc. It made for fun times, but required operational repetition. We'll get there....I hope.  ;)

David