We had a journalism student from BU come over and take some pictures a while back - here are the results! All photo credits to Poncie Rutsch

	Discussions continue as to how to proceed with the track laying on the second level
	Chemical plant progress from above
	Another TNP freight leaves the yard on its way to another delievery
	More tree making!

	John P has made a new control box for the Berkmannville lights (See January 2013 report etc). It has a 3-position switch (obained from the junk box at MITERS next door) which is labeled "ON", "LAYOUT" and "OFF". In the LAYOUT setting, the lights come on with layout power. This is done by switching the AC input to the power supply that feeds the lights using a solid-state relay.
	Computer-Aided Design drawing of the trackwork in the paper mill area. Yes, there is a proposal for a turnout with a track going through it. Not a common formation, but it has been done.

	An apparent problem occured where one of the switch cards wasn't getting an address match pulse, and John P had to take the oscilloscope out on location, along with the circut diagram--yes, we have documentation! And then (of course) the problem proved to be elsewhere, in the cable.
	In preparation for the upcoming Open House, Prajwal ran some trains.
	There were a few problems, but he doesn't seem to be dismayed.
	John P obtained some 1.4 and 1.6mm diameter screws for work on mechanisms, like turnout linkages.