Happy Birthday, Geoff!
I suspect that you celebrated in grand style.
Later,
Trent
Larry Buerer wrote:
> Today Sept 25 is Geoff Spenceley's 80th
> birthday.
Hello All,
Glad to hear that there are other "Boyd Revisited" fans in our steam
community. His article is sometimes the only thing of interest in our local
paper.
I have a jpeg of an early steam powered motorbike but don't recall offhand who
the builder was. I'll dig it out of my archives a
Hi Geoff
Many happy returns on your 79 th birthday ( are you going out for a
fish an chip dinner ) .
They tell me that now you can start counting backwards SO next
year you will be 78 etc
RegardsGraham S .
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From: Geoff Spenceley <[EM
In a message dated 9/25/02 5:43:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Today Sept 25 is Geoff Spenceley's 80th >>
Now I suppose you will want me to give you that Ruby as a B'day present.
Happy birthday Geoff!
Bob
Hi Harry,
Thanks for the heads up regarding Geoffs 80th birthday.
Pleased you posted the info on the whole sslivesteam web site, so we can
ALL send him very best wishes, and clog his incoming messages with
clinkers!. (Must stay on topic)
Vera Lynn never looked as good at 60 than Geoff
Hi All
Just a quick off topic note. Today Sept 25 is Geoff Spenceley's 80th
birthday. Happy Birthday Geoff 80 years young and still going strong.
Larry Buerer
I guess it would help if I read my previous messages. I hope to be there
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When and where is it and can I still join in the fun?
Thanks
Chad
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:35 PM
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam
Subject: Re: Las Vegas Fall Steamup for Gaug
If you can help with this, are interested in buying it, etc., please e-mail me or Eric
directly for the sender's e-mail address.
Thanks.
Vance
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Harry --
Here is the last one I had. Good Luck!
Jim Crabb
Seabrook
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Graham,
They did! Haven't you seen all the signs saying "Keep Off!" on trains at
railroad museums. I always thought that was a suggestion to keep bugs
away! Now...I realize it was a message to cows!
Keith
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Hello Clark,
Larry Bangham and I will be there the afternoon of 18 Oct. to help, etc.
with coal, meths and gas fired locos. We have reservations at the
Boulder M6 and are looking forward to another great meet and fellowship.
All the best, John Coughran, 310-318-1547, 1525-A Artesia Blvd,
Manh
Hi Vance.
Why did they not just put a message board on front of the engine like
" Cows keep off the rails " just a thought
Graham S
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From: VR Bass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, Septemb
Tony, I will insert some points within the text of your message!
> Hi Keith,
> Interesting. I always thought the "pilot" terminology referred to
the
> front leading bogie wheels i.e. pilot truck itself, and did not relate
it
> specifically to the cattle grid/obstruction angled deflector att
> Question. If it was intended as a observation platform for the
> switching/shunting engine crews, why was it not a flat plate type
> And if only for switching, why was it carried on long distance
> engines
Anthony, you are confusing the two loco types mentioned, I believe. He
Hello Live Steamers:
The Las Vegas Fall Steamup for Gauge One engines will be held on October 18
afternoon, 19 & 20, 2002. Even though the steamup is scheduled for Saturday and
Sunday, I know a few will be traveling on Friday. You are most welcome to come
early and help get everything ready. I
Hi Keith,
Interesting. I always thought the "pilot" terminology referred to the
front leading bogie wheels i.e. pilot truck itself, and did not relate it
specifically to the cattle grid/obstruction angled deflector attached to
the front beam.
Question. If it was intended as a observat
Hi Keith,
Taken in fun!! I've never heard the term "pilot" before - still learning!
Thanks for the info on switch engines (I think that's what we call
"shunters" or "shunting engines" and of course "switches" are "points" to
us. And then there's "ties"/"sleepers", "cars"/"coaches", "freight"/"g
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