still around

[Anonymous]

Yes Kim thanks very much for your best wishes.

We did enjoy out trip to Ireland very much visited every county except two some thrity odd of them.

I have a write up on it which is nearly finished i will send you ac opy when i get it done. Mainly covers the nearly defunct Irish rail system, The rail village at Clonakilty and the "Old Deanery " layout both in County Cork.

Rgds ian

[kimbrit]

Know what you mean Matt, us old sticks in the mud hate change. Hi Ian, long time no hear, hope you and Doreen are well and enjoyed your Irish jaunt.

Cheers,

Kim

[Anonymous]

Gentlemen;

It is good to hear from ll your old contributors, i have missed you all.

Rgds Ian 

[Anonymous]

Still around too! I just have a hard time adjusting to the new forum format, it's a deterent for me.

[kimbrit]

Thanks everyone, done quite a bit of work on the back garden this year - and the railway of course. I don't know what cottages you mean John, new name on me, which part of the country are they from? Took delivery of an Aristo Mikado today and just got time to clean the track and run it for half an hour before the rain came in - wonderful! Still very mild in the UK, in fact shrubs etc are still flowering and the grass growing, if this is winter then ...... oops, sorry Brian!!

Cheers,

Kim

[Tom The Brat]

Nice photo.

Somewhat to a court's shagrin, I'm still around too

[bman36]

Hey Kim,

Greetings from another who is "still around". Had a good Summer. Even had an open house. Not much else to report...getting rather cold here now. Hoping the snow will hold off for another month or so...might be wishful thinking. Glad to see you back! Later eh...Brian.

 

[vsmith]

Kim good to hear from ya again...ya missed out on a lot of fun stuff, LGB going Kaboom and such, hehehe. Later Vic

[Anonymous]

Hey Kim! I am back too but under a different name is all. Glade to see you here!

((((Waves from Texas)))))

William

[tangerine-jack]

That's good news!  Glad to have you back.  I was thinking Vikings sacked your villiage and burned your railroad or some other disaster. 

I like the progress you've made over the summer, good work!

[John Busby]

Hi Kim

Afraid not have a stinking cold Sniff!!!

But it has stopped the honey do list long enough to try my new toy a Woodland Scenics hot wire cutter.

Pain about not having the energy to lay the last 9 blocks on the wall that will stop the railway falling into the neighbour's garden so I can start moving into the great out back (back garden) with the railway.

Received from the UK some very nice etched brass station name boards for NUFFIN which will only be the name board. 

Trains all be it small ones will now go beyond the BLACK STUMP haven't worked out the best way to do a platform for that one yet.

Any way back to the new toy and whats being made because I need some help.

Have you got any pictures of them almost triangular shaped cottages?? I think?? the proper name for them is Cruck Cottages???.

Seemed like an easy one to do with the new cutter and some foam which it would be if I knew what I was making a Cold and not so fresh memory don't work to well together.

regards John

[kimbrit]

Hi guys,

Just to let you know I'm still around, one of my favourite shots from the summer. Hope everyone's keeping ok.

Kim

 

 

http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6d937b3127cce8b072289968300000016108QbM2jJyxcO