most of my recent photos don't show, as they were too large, or had been taken by my phone.; so I'm posting a batch here. Biscuit rock in the the Gizzard, on the top level of my central peninsula.
Directly below Biscuit Rock is The Harlow Union Station, where my DG CC & W RR shares the station with The Southern Railway.
at the north end of the west wall of the attic room, Crooked Creek is the lowest level, but the lower track leads to what becomes the lowest level on the RR.
sharing the upper deck on the central peninsula is the log reload off the narrow gauge at Eagle Rock. that massive trestle carries the narrow gauge logging spur to Eagle Rock. one of my Surry Parker log loaders, the building of which is documented in the logging mining and industrial RR section, on the show me your unique logging equipment thread.
The courthouse in Downtown Harlow. the hose drying tower on the fire station disguises a piece of all thread that helps steady the upper deck on its perch on the 2x4 stud wall that hols the central backdrop on the lower levels
the trestle carries the narrow gauge to the log reload, and the steel bridge carries the narrow gauge to the upper level of the layout, more than six feet above the floor.
St Christopher's in Harlow is next to an opening in the backdrop in Harlow, that lets the Southern Mainline fold in on itself to make a return loop, before going down the helox a round to Southern Staging. Southern Staging has a return loop as well, so Southern Northbound and Southbound trains should be able to come and go through the middle of my layout.
Here three levels are almost visible under the construction debris. on the upper far left the narrow gauge starts climbing up the sloped ceiling on a shelf making a fourth level, carrying the narrow gauge to the level of those awesome big bridges.
also buried in the construction debris, you can see four levels, the upper level being the narrow gauge main coming off the high end of that huge steel bridge . the area on this walk under and upper corner will be Sander's ridge, an area with iron and coal mines.
and at the end of the line , there is Gegokayoosa NC, and another iron mine, just above the State Ling Ga. staging yard, and narrow gauge return loop. there is a return loop in Gegokayoosa as well, also on a walk under at the entry to the attic room. If you are more than six foot two, it would be a duck under.
I have been making very slow progress, I We can stay in this house for a while after retirement, I might be able to get somewhere, otherwise, I will have been to ambitious starting this monstrosity.