Photographer: Bill Yoder	"Head of Steam" Spring meet May 18& 19, 2002. Consolidated steam locomotive 2-8-0 A head of steam for father and son running their locomotive. (Kim Reichhold, son on lap and friend riding in Gondola. Bill Yoder , Sacramento Valley Live Steamers club track in Rancho Cordova, CA. byoder@vfr.net
Photographer: Phil Heath	"1st Steaming" First time out at the Weston Park narrow gauge railway, Shropshire, England. 2002. This railway is noted for its complement of large narrow gauge locomotives such as the two East African Railways Garrats. Phil Heath phil.heath@ntlworld.com
Photographer: George Whitehill	The great thing about this locomotive is that it was home built on a small budget by my 14 year old son and myself. Emerald Hills Railway george@amsxs.com
Photographer: Jeff McNown	"Iced over water tower" Taken by Jeff McNown on his Kansas Pacific RR. Tower is 1.5 scale. livesteamdepot@earthlink.net
Photographer: Eric Gold	"Running The Air Train" Seven year old twins, Naomi and Aliza Gold, and unidentified boy, engineer the "air" train at Colorado Live Steamers, Buyers (Denver), Colorado, August 2002. 1" scale loco (a converted coal burner) operates on compressed air! The air tanks look like tank cars the children sit on. The throttle (at the top of the tank) consists of a valve that controls the amount of compressed air sent to the drive valves. The engine will go around the 800' of 4-3/4 inch track about 1 1/2 times before needing a 3 minute refill. No fire, no heat, no risk of injury. goldfamily@peoplepc.com
Photographer: Buddy Borders	"The Art of Steam" Lee Nonnemacher is blowing down SOO 5000 at the end of the Saturday Night Run at the PLS Fall Meet. August, 2002 SOO Line #5000 4-8-4 built by Jim Sullivan More photos can be seen at www.palivesteamers.org borders@physics.upenn.edu