Professional snake catchers called the trespassing reptile 'healthy and rather large' Getty (2) A homeowner found a venomous snake napping inside the tunnel of their model train set Professional snake ...

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Aug. 12 (UPI) --An Australian reptile wrangler was called to a Queensland home where residents discovered a venomous snake napping in a model train set tunnel. Stuart McKenzie of Sunshine Coast Snake ...

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Dennis Lakomy has been collecting and running model trains since his dad gave him his first model train set in 1962. They are on display in his home near Port Huron and include an operating layout.

The call of the railroad hits some people hard, harkening back to a time when trains were the veins and arteries of the land, with large steam engines pulling railroad cars, moving people and freight ...

A venomous snake snuck into a home in Queensland, Australia, where it managed to slither its way onto a model train set. Per UPI, the reptile curled up in the tunnel of the train set, where it was ...