Seems this thing pops up every 10-15 years going to a "better" home for restoration. I have a feeling there will be urbex videos 30 years from now of the "abandoned flying yankee train" found in a industrial backlot, or buried in a scrapyard.
Hope I'm wrong.
It's been fun. But it isn't much fun anymore. Signing off for now.
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I have no detailed notes of the meeting, but a post on RyPN this morning notes that the Flying Yankee organization has been approved as the 'purchaser of record' from the state for the train
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85167601296?pwd=MHZPeDZOQ2I1andabDRnMkFFYldTQT09
There you go, I lit it up for everyone.
I do that anyway for most Zoom 'meetings'.
I think that it's intended as an open-to-the-public meeting since it's being held at a public library and openly advertised. So it might actually be beneficial to 'show the flag' and participate openly, not just at the end...
I assume that if any of us attend via zoom that you would recommend that we should turn off our personal video and microphones unless or until there's a Q and A period?
Same me, different spelling!
The annual meeting of the Flying Yankee Association will be held this upcoming Saturday, April 6th, at 10:30 Eastern time, at the Weeks Public Library on 36 Post Road Greenland, NH.
Note that you can 'attend' via Zoom:
Meeting ID: 851 6760 1296
Passcode: 583135
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