Seagram's Distillery

Blue Windows

Sort of railroad related, I once rode in a yard engine as it switched cars in and out of this place in Waterloo, Ontario. Back when engineers would invite you into the engines for a ride. I’m sure our helpful insurance companies have thankfully put an end to all that….

Image Copyright (c) 2006 Tim Warris

Seagram’s has long since pulled out of this area, and the remaining buildings converted into lofts, which is a good use for the space, at least they weren’t torn down. There used to be two HUGE monolithic buildings here, about 8-10 stories high, all brick, and not a single window in either of them. These were where the spirits were aged. These buildings were torn down, reveling a couple of great looking buildings hidden in behind them. These buildings each had hundreds of windows, which have all been restored and outfitted with these blue shutters.

I Know Who Killed Me buy

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Operators are standing by…..

Action at Jane Jct.

Domino movies

Taken during an operating session at John Cantwell’s SJB railroad last year. John, a good friend of mine, built the SJB (Stevenville, Jane Junction and Bell) and hosts weekly operating sessions which I attend. His layout is featured in this months Canadian Railway Modeller

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The Pagemaster hd

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Smiling eyes

Not a train

But much more cute!

My neice and god-daughter Sammie, who was here from Nova Scotia for a visit last week. Her eyes are smiling because she is always smiling!

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