and he notes -

The B&ML RR was indeed a real railroad. Here is a 
couple of links to it's history:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belfast_and_Moosehead_Lake_Railroad

http://cprr.org/Museum/BMLRR/index.html

Raleigh in Chilly Maine...
>
>
><http://calslivesteam.org/whistle_pdf/cals2009/cals200901e.pdf>http://calslivesteam.org/whistle_pdf/cals2009/cals200901e.pdf
>
>http://www.wcrr.org/
>
><http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06S9bxT_u6M>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06S9bxT_u6M
>
>I think many of you know by now, that Linda and 
>I just back home from our annual trip to Acadia National Park.
>
>One of our goals was to do some bike riding in 
>Machais, Maine, but however, we did not since it was a bit rainy.
>
>We did ride that part of the Sunrise trail, last 
>year, as it is 82 miles long. We came across a 
>old blueberry warehouse with two permanent 
>refrigerator train cars still attached.
>
>We did ride the trail in Ellsworth, just 
>wonderful, as we did ride on the Downeast Scenic 
>RR and the Belfast and Moosehead Lake RR, both 
>made up names. We rode in the copula of the 
>caboose with working pot belly store on the Belfast ride.
>
>However, on the way up on US 1, we saw this 
>"garden" RR and did stop on the way back to 
>Acadia to get pictures, as we met George Brace, 
>the son of the man who made the miniature RR.
>
>The first website is a newsletter about the 
>passing of his Dad, who was a math professor at 
>U of MD and made the live steam RR that runs in Baltimore.
>
>the second website is about the RR.
>
>The third is a video of the RR, as the building 
>on the RR houses his pet sheep. The bench says Beltsville for Beltsville MD.
>
>The track is all hand made, as George told us 
>once a delivery truck ran over it!!!
>
>George wants me to email him about American 
>Flyer, as he is not familiar with Lionel and AF, 
>as he had real trains as a kid.
>
>Mike Marmer
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