The barn tracks are connected to – the field tracks. The field tracks are connected to – everything!



We had storms! The strongest winds ever recorded on the island. So of course we lost trees and power and water – and the internet. Now the internet’s back now but it still took 24 hours to upload this video. But here it is and I hope it was worth the wait : – )

Building a kick junction for the narrow gauge railway that joins the tracks in the barn to the rest of the tracks in the field. I love it!

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21 thoughts on “The barn tracks are connected to – the field tracks. The field tracks are connected to – everything!”

  1. Great video, Tim! Looks like a good deal of fun!
    Could you not grind out a deeper trough in the concrete on the insides of the workshop rails to accommodate the taller flanges? Or would that not be worth the effort?

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  2. I wonder if you could carve out some of the concrete around the tracks in the barn, and re-pour it with plastic spacers inside the rails, so when you want to use the farm wagons, you can pull the spacers and have a much deeper track (without a risk of tripping whenever you don't need the deeper track.)

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  3. Is this what January weather looks like in Ireland? Or did you record this on a sunny day in November or something? We get sunny and mild-temperature breaks in the January weather in Quebec too but we don't get chirping birds and green grass like that for another couple of months yet!

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