We want to thank the Vines Garden Railway Club (Lawrence McFall, Bob Gieselbach, Norman Allum, Bill Robertson, Barry Reade, and any others we have left out) for hosting the meeting. One of the valued members of the VGRC and of the GGRS was Hub Evens whom we lost this year. A memorial bench was placed in the park and the dedication ceremony was conducted during the club meeting. Thanks to Barry Reade for the photos.
Lawrence McFall making the Dedication of the Hub Evan's Bench. The folks in the group are Hub's Family with Janice sitting in the middle with her hands up.
The bench was purchased by the Evans Family, Friends of Hub, and the Vines Garden Railroad Club. It was installed by the Gwinett County Parks and Recreation Department.
One of the dedication plaques.
This is a 25 ft steel bridge that supports three tracks.
Another view of the steel bridge.
To the right and behind the steel bridge is a large yellow structure where the rolling stock less the engines is stored. It is a lockable container and provides good security.
The track closest to the fence is the outer track and is labeled Track 1, The middle is Track 2, and the inner is Track 3.
This is a view of Vines City with VGR member Norman Alum in the background.
The Dogwood City area with Tracks 2 & 3 entering the tunnel.
Dogwood City Lake with the Pines Airport in the background.
Dogwood Viaduct below the Dogwood City Lake.
Residential area of Dogwood City.
Dogwood city Train Station built by VGR Member “Hub” Evans.
The Vines City Airport with the river resort in the background.
More of the City of Vines.
More of the City of Vines.
This is on the back side of the layout between the steel bridge and the tunnels.
