HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL WHO CELBRATE IT

[Anonymous]

I hate these WEEKS of leftovers...

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bman36

Hey Ben,
Got about two inches of snow here. Problem is the first part was rainy and wet. Froze right to the rails. I would have to clean it before I could plow it which sort of defeats the purpose. Don't have any kind of a plow yet. Need to get something battery operated going. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Later eh...Brian.

Bman, you need to convert a hopper car into a salt spreader for use prior to the bad weather striking the railroad[:D]

[bman36]

Hey Ben,
Got about two inches of snow here. Problem is the first part was rainy and wet. Froze right to the rails. I would have to clean it before I could plow it which sort of defeats the purpose. Don't have any kind of a plow yet. Need to get something battery operated going. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Later eh...Brian.

[Anonymous]

Brian
my wife's name is Jean our garden rail road is called B AND J RAIL ROAD how much snow did you get?????? you need a train snow plow or snow blower??? I don't have either one my self maybe i'll take an old car and try and build one, a snow plow.
BEN

[bman36]

Hi Ben,
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Does "Wife" have a name??? Just buggin' ya'. Hope everyone had a great day. I got to work seeing how it is just "Thursday" here in Canada. Got snow finally. Like I wanted it!...NOT! Oh well...if we really hated it we would move. Later eh...Brian.

[Anonymous]

Well isn't it good that we are all well enough off to be able to eat as much as we like, at times like these. Many places in the world you could not do that.

We do not recognise Thanksgiving but all the best to those of you that do.

All that talk about rain and snow makes me really glad to be here on Kawana Island where it is 30 degrees and slightly overcast. We do nopt get snow, frost or even hardly any dew for that matter. The state government will only allow it ot rain at night and then it bucets down, 75 mm in a night is common place but of course we had 7 months when it didn't rain at all; Feb - Oct 2004.


All the best from Oz.

[Anonymous]

Benny, Dinner was at 3:00p.m. and I'm still to stuffed for pie, but there is always breakfast[:D]

Hope You and Yours had a Happy One!

[Anonymous]

I guess by now a lot of people had their thanksgiving dinner. I hope they enjoyed it .
Ben

[jmozz]

have a great day with all your family and friends and eat eat eat !

[Anonymous]

Benny , Happy thanksgiving to you and the rest of my friends on this forum!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

QUOTE: Originally posted by kimbrit

From all of us brits to all of you yanks, have a great thanksgiving.
If you're in Illinois have a nice Turkey Trot as well
If you're in Florida enjoy your Pirates In Paradise Festival
and let's not forget the Christmas Festival of Lights in Louisiana
Cheers,
Kim
[tup]

Kim, you missed one of the BIG event out here on the Left Coast..

The Doo Dah Parade here in Pasadena was this last weekend and despite a storm the night before that dumped 1/2 inch of rain and snow down to the 2000 foot level it went on without a hitch. This parade is a very off center and occasionally risque parody of the Rose Parade dating from the 70's.

A few of the participants you missed were the Men of Leasure marching band (a marching band in horrendous 70's leasure suits), The Claude Raines Invisible Marching Band, The Precision Executives Breifcase Drill Team, the Barbeque Hibachi Marching Grill Team, the Powered Lawn Mower Precision Drill Team, the HOWLelujah Chorus (Basset Hounds all howling), and of course the parades official rock band "Snotty Scotty and the Wet Hankies"... [;)]

Vic we have a Doo Dah parade here in Columbus, Ohio on the 4th of July we have the sycronized lawn mower drill team the Fidel Castro brigade and so on. It is definately an interesting event every year!

[grandpopswalt]

Ben,

A very happy Thanksgiving to you and your family as well.

Cappy,

You're absolutely right. We should all be grateful for what we have. Every country represented on this forum has peace on it's native soil and by all accounts there is relative prosperity for us all. Witness the fact that all of us have the time and resources to participate in this great hobby and are able to share it with our fellow modelers via this forum. Like the man said, things could be a lot worse.

So a happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends and to the rest of you Blokes and Shielas, good cheer.

Walt

[Anonymous]

Everyone enjoy Thanksgiving and don't forget to take some quiet time to actually give thanks. We many times fail to be thankful for what we have. All religion aside, things could be a lot worse.

Happy Thanksgiving,
Capt Carrales, Norma and Lil' Micaela

[Rene Schweitzer]

Hmmmm, here in "dull" Wisconsin we don't have any events like that. . though it is currently deer hunting season (gun), so watch out if you're in the woods!

I'll be one of many traveling by car this week. Safe travels to all!

[grandpopswalt]

Vic,

Connecting this with one of your previous posts regarding living on the left coast, there just isn't a better place to live than in CA. Trust me , there are NO parades such as you describe here in the Northeast. What we get is a constant reminder of our puritanical past.

Walt

[Anonymous]

Vic, how could I have forgotten that!! 'Snotty Scotty and the wet Hankies'? mmmmmm...............definately give that one a miss!
Cheers,
Kim
[tup]

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by kimbrit

From all of us brits to all of you yanks, have a great thanksgiving.
If you're in Illinois have a nice Turkey Trot as well
If you're in Florida enjoy your Pirates In Paradise Festival
and let's not forget the Christmas Festival of Lights in Louisiana
Cheers,
Kim
[tup]

Kim, you missed one of the BIG event out here on the Left Coast..

The Doo Dah Parade here in Pasadena was this last weekend and despite a storm the night before that dumped 1/2 inch of rain and snow down to the 2000 foot level it went on without a hitch. This parade is a very off center and occasionally risque parody of the Rose Parade dating from the 70's.

A few of the participants you missed were the Men of Leasure marching band (a marching band in horrendous 70's leasure suits), The Claude Raines Invisible Marching Band, The Precision Executives Breifcase Drill Team, the Barbeque Hibachi Marching Grill Team, the Powered Lawn Mower Precision Drill Team, the HOWLelujah Chorus (Basset Hounds all howling), and of course the parades official rock band "Snotty Scotty and the Wet Hankies"... [;)]

[vsmith]

Thanks Benny, on Turkey Day its with the inlaws, then weekend with my family.

[Anonymous]

From all of us brits to all of you yanks, have a great thanksgiving.
If you're in Illinois have a nice Turkey Trot as well
If you're in Florida enjoy your Pirates In Paradise Festival
and let's not forget the Christmas Festival of Lights in Louisiana
Cheers,
Kim
[tup]

[Anonymous]

thanks ben and wife [#ditto]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bennysrr

Happy Thanksgivihg to all who celebrate it ,and for those people who must travel , be safe, so you can return home , for another time , and play with your trains .[:D][:D] Ben and Wife

[Anonymous]

Happy Thanksgivihg to all who celebrate it ,and for those people who must travel , be safe, so you can return home , for another time , and play with your trains . --- say an extra prayer for our troops over seas. Ben and Wife[:D][:D]