Have a Steamy XMAS

[Cgnr]

This is a great list!  Thanks Dave!
Merry Christmas to all of you!  See you at DH
Bob and Jackie
 

xmas

[10mm/foot]

At midday Oz time 25/12/00

to all 
Merry Christmas
Tony Cotton
ECOB
Adelaide Loco Works 
South Australia 
Ph/fax intl -61-8-82484430

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MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYONE !

[ArtwalkJ98]

Art Walker, 
Guildford, England 

Re: Poem for the Festive Season!

[Phil. Paskos]

Is the morel of this story to buy a smaller turkey next year?
Phil.P. Reading,Pa.  Happy Holidays to all!



> 
> On the first day of Christmas my true love said to me
> "I'm glad we bought fresh turkey and a proper Christmas tree!"
> (snip.snip)
> On the twelfth day, my true love had a smile upon his lips -
> The guests had gone, the turkey too - and we dined on fish and chips!
> 
> Best Regards,
> Phil Creer
> The Toenail Ridge Shortline
> Adelaide, Sth Australia
> http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/9452
>  
> 
 

Re: Electric Steam / Cold Steam

[Phil. Paskos]

Hi Susan ;

The airgun community is moving away from CO2 and going to compressed
air. At least on the higher (Olympic style guns for that reason).

I personally haven't heard of anyone using kerosene for Gauge1. I
know it works well for larger gauges. There are several 1" and 1 1/2" oil
burners running at the Pennsylvania Live Steamers. However, with the ease
and availability of alcohol firing, it's something to think about.

Phil.P. Reading,PA.



>
> Personally I am thinking about using kerosene for fuel, as my prototype
was
> oil fired.
>
> Best seasonal wishes to everyone,
> Susan.
>
> P.S.
> It looks like I am also getting a reprint of the 1877 Baldwin narrow gauge
> locomotive prospectus.
>
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>
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