Steve,
After my inquiring about a piece of rail at the local railroad maintenance
office, one of their men torched off a 4-foot long section and gave it to me.
They acted like it was no big deal, but the crew in your locale might not be as
friendly, or under other restrictions.
Of course
Yup. Walking the branch line has been a favorite Sunday morning activity
while the family is still squabbling over who gets the Sunday funnies
and the local burghers aren't yet out and about.
One day there was a pile of old rail that had probably been dug out by
the crews who were refurbishing
Hi Gary,
Did Tom pass on my message about trying Indian Motorcycles for a "real
job". I heard a distant friend of mine started there 2-3 weeks ago. Also
they were advertising in the San Jose Mercury news on Sunday.
I am also working 2 days a week part time and still looking for a 40+hr
wee
Steve,
Sounds like you have been walking the branch line. I saw a 4 unit train
with 34 cars going up to the cement plant a few weeks ago, mostly all coal
cars. Look forward to seeing you.
Gary
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From: "Steve Shyvers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of ssl
Gary,
I'll be there, too, and am looking forward to it. I plan to bring a
5-gallon bucket of locally-harvested coal. The coal connoisseurs can
sample it. Others can take some to make prototypical coal loads.
Steve
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We will be hosting a steamup as part of the annual M
Well, I will tell you guys this! Accucraft had the prototype of this loco at
my steamup at the QM this weekend and to me it is probably as beautiful as
can get! I am trying to recover this morning from the weekend, which was an
awesome success, and will post some pictures soon. It ran like a
G'day Gary.
I fully intend to go to the steam up.
Just that I haven't actually told them yet..
I plan on arriving back in Sacramento from LA on the Friday and also
stay Sat.
I hope we can catch up at the GR Convention if you can make it.
Best wishes,
Tony Walsham.
Remote Control Systems.
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