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Clayville Railroad Annual Christmas Outdoor Train Display December 2022 3D 180 VR

Name: Clayville Railroad Annual Christmas Outdoor Train Display December 2022 3D 180 VR
Uploaded: 2022-12-05T17:43+00:00
Duration: T05M26S
Channel: MindEyeMediaVR

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Released: 3 years ago

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This 3D 180 VR experience takes you to the annual Christmas display at the Clayville Railroad Outdoor Train Garden, which is open to the public on weekends during December in Pasadena, Maryland. This display is a G scale train garden with approximately 400 feet of track that run through multiple different town areas throughout the 1500 square foot display. On this particular night, the display added a Jurassic Park theme, which included a miniature Jurassic Park entrance gate, life-sized Jurassic Park props, and a real (inflatable) dinosaur (costume)!

Every year, donations are accepted as part of the Christmas display for a local family in Anne Arundel County that has a child battling cancer. To learn more about the Clayville Railroad Outdoor Train Garden, please visit its Facebook site at https://www.facebook.com/Clayvilleroadsc.