I've been working on a new shelf expansion on my layout.  This section is 59" from the floor and the track is no more than 16" deep.  There are two main lines running through the middle and they will be on cork 3/16" thick.  The yard spurs off to the sides will be on foam 1/16" thick. The roadbed is 1" foam insulation board on 1x4" framing.

After a couple of months of idle work, I thing I have came up with a layout extension plan. My current table is 3' x 4' and is an oval in N scale. Now I will be modeling my favorite parts of the modern day Wisconsin Central Neenah Subdivision. I feature places like the Wiouwash State Trail, Dale, Larson Co-Op in Larson Wi, Waupaca Foundry in Waupaca, and the yard in Neenah Wi. I created this in Paint.NET with the help of Bandicam, Anyrail layout design software, and Google Earth. Satellite pictures are copyright of their owners.

I'm looking at the Morris section of my trackplan and preparing to build the benchwork for the Paterson Grain terminal.. It occurs to me that there is an area where I will have very poor access.

I don't expect to need regular access to this hard to reach zone, but I am wondering if I should change the benchwork to lessen the reach here.

Here is the area in question:

While researching for industries to incorporate in my layout I came across this operation that was unique to Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. (I don't know about any other areas of Canada). Shipping Christmas trees.