He has a well-known Piedmont radio voice, but his hobby appeals more to the visual.
You’ll recognize him when you hear him, but you won’t believe his amazing train yard.
Roy Ackland reports.
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Chucky
I’d love to have the time and money to do that in my back yard. I know those trains and track are kind of expensive though. I just have to settle with watching the trains in Gibsonville when they run. :(
Bo Diddley
Nerd alert! I’m sure his wife is thrilled that she ended up with a grown man playing with trains.