Florida Garden Railway Society's JULY Members TOUR Page

Florida Garden Railway Society's

July 2003 Members Tour

July 12, 2003

The Central Division's July meet was held at the Cattleman's Association
building in Kissimeee courtesy of the TAVERNIER's.
Members set up a railroad outside as well as inside on the tables.
This meet was a "Joint Meet/ Swapmeet" between the Central Division and
the Tampa Bay Division. About 40+ members made it on Saturday.
The following pages are some highlights of the meet.
Click on each photo for the Enlarged picture Enjoy!

The Host Site: The Cattleman's Association A Mogul running on the inside layout setup on
a table circle

A few of the Members sitting down for a quick
bite to eat before the Swapmeet Some of the Tables setup for the Swapmeet.
Great bargains!

Complete and ready to install on
any outdoor layout A view of the LGBMRRC 2003 Convention
Tanker cars (far right)

The Hartes Mickey Bubble Blowing add-on So many vendors, they had to move some
outside under the covered patio

There's the Raffle Queen...Elaine! Cliff Starts the meeting off

Pete (red shirt) talks with Chris Meyer of
Tropical Trains about his new roadbed design A couple of members checking out Chris Meyer's
new roadbed design

Richard Schmitt and one of his creations... Another view of Richard's Loco


The Host Site: The Cattleman's Association	A Mogul running on the inside layout setup on a table circle


A few of the Members sitting down for a quick bite to eat before the Swapmeet	Some of the Tables setup for the Swapmeet. Great bargains!


Complete and ready to install on any outdoor layout	A view of the LGBMRRC 2003 Convention Tanker cars (far right)


The Hartes Mickey Bubble Blowing add-on	So many vendors, they had to move some outside under the covered patio


There's the Raffle Queen...Elaine!	Cliff Starts the meeting off


Pete (red shirt) talks with Chris Meyer of Tropical Trains about his new roadbed design	A couple of members checking out Chris Meyer's new roadbed design


Richard Schmitt and one of his creations...	Another view of Richard's Loco