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Good Morning All: Ed; I guess you and *** are two happy people with Boston doing so good this year. I now can sayHOW ABOUT THEM PICK SOXS. I washed a pair of white soxs with a pair of Stephanie's maroon pants. I thought as many times as they had been washed they wouldn't fade, now I have a pair of pink sox to go with the white underware that I washed with red shop towels when I first starting washing clothes (just after Stephanie had her stroke). Jim: I use Walthers code 83 switches and Atlas flex-track and have had very good luck with them. The switch tie thickness is .017" less then Atlas but I haven't had any trouble with it. In a couple of places the long wheelbase locos and Walthers passenger cars will bobble up and down but they still stay on the track. No one sees the bobble but me. I am also using Tortise switch machines. Rob: I use a pellet rifle on the squirrels, the only thing that is sticking out of the window is about 2" of the barrel. With this rifle I don't have to worry so much about what the pellet is going to hit, if I miss. Another good thing is the fact that my backyard is 200' deep and we have lots of trees. I agree with the other post, if it taste like chicken, I want it to be chicken. Ya'll have a blessed day and remember SANTA FE ALL THE WAY Bob
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