Texas is big enough that any kind of weather, climate, or terrain found 
anywhere in the country can be found there to some degree.


Ed Kozlowsky
Sanford, Maine
www.SScale.org


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>From: John Degnan <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] 
>Sent: Friday, February 3, 2012 7:11 PM
>Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: {S-Scale) Ideal working space!
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>I stand educated.  Seriouely, though, I have never been even as far west as 
>the Mississippi, nevermind across it, so all I really knew was that Texas is 
>west of me... and that it borders one or more of the desert states.  Oh, and I 
>know what R. Lee Ermee (the drill sergeant) said about people from Texas in 
>the movie Full Metal Jacket... but I won't go there now (or ever).  LOL!!!
> 
>Oh well... I have lived through yet another learning experience.
> 
> 
>John Degnan
>[email protected]
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>>From: Bob Werre 
>>To: [email protected] 
>>Sent: Friday, February 03, 2012 06:01 PM
>>Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: {S-Scale) Ideal working space!
>>
>>Well John, I'm certainly not a slobbering Pennsy guy.  However, our area of 
>>the state is actually tropical in nature--mold, moisture. & humidity is often 
>>a everyday thing.  Last year, because of a major drought, was different.  
>>
>>There were certain areas, because we're just above sea-level and particular 
>>soil conditions where they lay a fabric like mat down under railroad bed. 
>>
>>Bob Werre 
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>>
>>On 2/3/12 3:31 PM, [email protected] wrote: 
>>  
>>>Keeping in mind that Texas is quite close to the DRY, desert states of the 
>>>US, Bob's comment about moisture (quoted below) makes me wondering if he 
>>>might be drooling all over his trains again...?
>>>
>>>I love trains, too, Bob... but... really?
>>>
>>>(elbow)
>>>
>>
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