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The cliffs at Pardee Point and the Doe River Gorge

Tom Grabenstein
 

Thank you Dean, Lee and Bill. I really appreciate your kind words. Dr Tom.

On Mar 7, 2021, at 5:12 PM, Tom Grabenstein <tomgmd@...> wrote:

I have always enjoyed the cliffs of the Doe River Gorge and Pardee Point in old photos and in  the modern day gorge. As a Tennessean I find it amazing that such geologic wonders exist in our state. 

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So , I wanted to try and replicate some of the cliffs on my On30 representation of the ET&WNC. Here is carved and painted pink foam that I hope represents strata of the Doe River Gorge cliffs.

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And, I had to put a train in the Gorge. So here we go:

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As always, thank you for looking.

Dr Tom
Dean Smith
 

Nice job, Doc. The Gorge is a wonder, and you captured it well.
 
Dean
 

Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2021 5:12 PM
Subject: [ETWNC] The cliffs at Pardee Point and the Doe River Gorge
 
I have always enjoyed the cliffs of the Doe River Gorge and Pardee Point in old photos and in  the modern day gorge. As a Tennessean I find it amazing that such geologic wonders exist in our state.

 
So , I wanted to try and replicate some of the cliffs on my On30 representation of the ET&WNC. Here is carved and painted pink foam that I hope represents strata of the Doe River Gorge cliffs.
 
 
And, I had to put a train in the Gorge. So here we go:
 
 
 
As always, thank you for looking.
 
Dr Tom
Lee Bishop
 

Wow, you're really getting the looks right.
--
Lee Bishop
Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge
William Uffelman
 

Looking good Dr Tom!


On Sun, Mar 7, 2021 at 6:13 PM, Tom Grabenstein
<tomgmd@...> wrote:
I have always enjoyed the cliffs of the Doe River Gorge and Pardee Point in old photos and in  the modern day gorge. As a Tennessean I find it amazing that such geologic wonders exist in our state. 


So , I wanted to try and replicate some of the cliffs on my On30 representation of the ET&WNC. Here is carved and painted pink foam that I hope represents strata of the Doe River Gorge cliffs.


And, I had to put a train in the Gorge. So here we go:



As always, thank you for looking.

Dr Tom
Tom Grabenstein
 

I have always enjoyed the cliffs of the Doe River Gorge and Pardee Point in old photos and in  the modern day gorge. As a Tennessean I find it amazing that such geologic wonders exist in our state. 


So , I wanted to try and replicate some of the cliffs on my On30 representation of the ET&WNC. Here is carved and painted pink foam that I hope represents strata of the Doe River Gorge cliffs.


And, I had to put a train in the Gorge. So here we go:



As always, thank you for looking.

Dr Tom
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