Wild Wood Flower

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The need for a new lay out of our garden railway was evident - there have some bends to be made more smoothly, the bridge was too tight etc. This new lay out need results in building new stone walls and extensive use of "caterpillars" ....
 

June 1999

Stone wall and basis for track

A narrow curve at the edge of the bridge had to be "smoothend". Therefore the stone wall has to be moved ahead, the background has to be filled with earth and condensed. The movement of the bricked stone for the tracks out of the stone wall must be prevented.

Bricked stone spred out

Finished - looks nearly ready. The bricked stone as basis for the tracks is spred. The stones of the wall are fixed - mostly not visible - against movements with concrete. In the past we used plastic plates or falt stones as a basis, but this is of no use. Plants are growing in pure bricked stone ...
 

Securing plain lay out

The surface must be plain and slopes have to be made in the right smoothly manner. Alexander acts here in controlling level and slope of the main station entrance for the further track lay out.
 

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