Overview of the Lakeside Lines
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Allen Keller is with Tom Harris and his Lakeside Line, standing in North Franklin Yard. When you go to watch trains, the yard is where the action is, so Tom wanted to have as much access as possible in North Franklin. North Franklin Yard is divided into two sub yards. The West yard classifies cars as the destination. The East yard blocks them in order of delivery, and contains both an arrival and departure track. The layout is 24 by 40 feet in a 28 by 44 foot basement. The oval shaped staging yard sits behind the backdrop and encircles the land. Train 103 is leaving the staging yard.
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