Sorry Don, my only floor fan is already in use blowing hot air out of my train room. Thanks for the pictures of the fire trucks on flatcars. Looks like the AGHR layout from that so called red rock canyon in the background. Don, those pictures of the dry river bed with the leaf blowers was a hoot. Kinda like putting your finger in a dike or something or closing your eyes if you want to hide. Must be a good analogy for this.
My son is feeling much better today. He went to the dentist and they feel confident they can repair the damage without too much trouble. Restaurant people called today and said they have turned the matter over to their headquarters and would be getting back to us. Sounds like they are taking some responsibility for the unsafe condtions around the place. I'm glad to hear it. I think my son would be satisfied if they just cover the dental bill.
Thanks to all you guys who expressed good wishes for my son. I have'nt had time today to look at everything on the Coffee Pot.
Ray
SPMan
Today's meetings are over. Tomorrow is breakfast [free] and a meeting. May drive up to lake house and back. Resting and watching TV. LAZ, three boxes of coal in the mail [USPS]. Later.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
dwiemer I actually enjoy the intellectual arguments with EDW
I actually enjoy the intellectual arguments with EDW
Dennis, hold onto your chair, I'm going to agree with you.
I enjoy our discussions because they are always intellectually stimulating.
(Now if we could only get anjdevil2 to elevate his game.)
RRCharlie Laz57; Don't know what Lionel is really up to but latest shipping schedule-1/12/09-shows coal tipple packs to ship September '09.
Laz57;
Don't know what Lionel is really up to but latest shipping schedule-1/12/09-shows coal tipple packs to ship September '09.
Thanks MEL, probably the ole bait and switch? I'll be a looking for it, probably get a case?
laz57
fifedog Evenin' boys. It's cold. Probably colder in New York...and Carolina...and Nashville...and Sandy Eggo...definitely Indianapolis. Boy came home with his next english project. He needs to do write a how-to paper...I suggested a how-to article on a simple Christmas Garden...SOLD! laz - Hey! My trousers were a little "snug" this morning. Have you been skipping "our" 4-milers.... cheapclassics - Safe trip.
Evenin' boys. It's cold. Probably colder in New York...and Carolina...and Nashville...and Sandy Eggo...definitely Indianapolis.
Boy came home with his next english project. He needs to do write a how-to paper...I suggested a how-to article on a simple Christmas Garden...SOLD!
laz - Hey! My trousers were a little "snug" this morning. Have you been skipping "our" 4-milers....
cheapclassics - Safe trip.
FIFE,
Sorry man, was the WINGs and YUENGs. I'll be a running ALL WEEK LONG.
Buckeye Riveter Chuck....I was horrified to learn that you had lost your photos, so here is the one I know you cherish above all others. The next time you see me, Tom or Laz, we will be more than glad to autograph it for you. BTW, did you lose the photo of the Chief? If so, I'm afraid I don't have any, but my friends at the Ohio Highway Patrol have hundreds. It's too bad the Chief doesn't loose our email addresses. I have always thought if my email was Go_Sherman_Go.Northwon.com the emails from the Chief would stop. Chicago Doug......I hope you have the hatches on tight tonight because the boat is going to get some big waves. SD Doug.......Your weather reports are entertaining. No where in the world is the weather that bad. Sun and warm; who would want to live like that? Chief....O-72 switches are working perfect. Laz..... After thinking about all the miles you are running, fife and I want to invest in your "miles run bank." So starting tomorrow, please up the milage to 42 miles per day. That should be enough to get both fifedog and me in great shape by June using the banked mileage.
Yes, Buckeye, that is my most favorite picture. Thanks.
AND...............I did lose the pictures of Chief....( finally ) !!!!!!!!!
Chuck
BUCKEYE,
42 miles WOW!!!!!?????? Gee, I'm only doing 21 a week now and you want 42? I better start right after dinner. I got gett YUZ GYZ in shape by JUNE?
LOVE that CLASSIC COVER of CTT. MY FAVORITE ISSUE.
dbaker48 Doug or Ray --- Do either of you guys have a floor fan that is not in use?? Our Air Conditioning isn't working well, and the repair guy is gone on vacation. Thanks
Doug or Ray ---
Do either of you guys have a floor fan that is not in use?? Our Air Conditioning isn't working well, and the repair guy is gone on vacation. Thanks
Sorry Don, all packed away in storage but if this keeps up I'm going to fire up the AC. If it gets to uncomfortable we could spend the day at the museum playing with trains.
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Yeah Fife, I been a BAAAAD boy! If they knew some of the things I did in my early years.....well, can't go there. We have an old saying, don't get even, get ahead.
RT, the fire post was the one in question. Glad it was able to finally get on. Thought it would be of interest to a lot of folks here.
Well, got an email from the folks at Apple. They sent a video explaining how to copy the songs from the computer to the unit. I have been loading a bunch of songs from some site called "FileVOom" that has all kinds of songs. Been listening to "Dock of the Bay" and some Allman Brothers. Also watching Trains and Locomotives on the "Boston and Maine in the Four Seasons". Really like this RFD-TV.
Sounds like Kevin in AK has the door jammed open and we are all about to get a Arctic blast. Hope everyone has a good night. Have another big day tomorrow.
God Bless,dennis
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anjdevil2 Hey Dennis, that's what happens when you argue with edw about anything!!! Thanks for the picture of Anderson Station. I saw the befores but not the afters. It's a real shame. Also saw video of the Elizabeth Fire Capt's service. Bostons own Lt. Kevin Kelly died in the freak accident, he was late of Firehouse USA on USA network. I sorta remember him, great guy almost 30 years in the fire service. Shame to loose him. Got a package from Ohio today, wonder what it might be....? Stay WARM, frosty is for beer! Rich
Hey Dennis, that's what happens when you argue with edw about anything!!!
Thanks for the picture of Anderson Station. I saw the befores but not the afters. It's a real shame. Also saw video of the Elizabeth Fire Capt's service. Bostons own Lt. Kevin Kelly died in the freak accident, he was late of Firehouse USA on USA network. I sorta remember him, great guy almost 30 years in the fire service. Shame to loose him.
Got a package from Ohio today, wonder what it might be....?
Stay WARM, frosty is for beer!
Rich
that fire what a shame . I hate seeing landmarks go up.
Well Brutus the beacon is on got the pineapple upsidedown cake waiting
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
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Don
S.J. In our house we have a general understanding:
#1. I make the big decisions and she makes the little decisions.
#2. She decides which are big decisions and which are little decisions.
I am the monster in your head...And I thought you'd learn by now, It seems you haven't yet.I am the venom in your skin --- Breaking Benjamin
Howdy All
RT good luck with your GP9 project. Nothing going on at the S.J. household except looking out the window. gave a couple of trains a few laps and finished CTT. My wife had a Dr. appointment for tomorrow but forcasters are all guessing for a nasty day so she changed her appointment. I let her bring it up and decide because whatever I tell her ,we all know would be wrong. Yea I love her but that part about the husband being the head of the house got lost during the 80s I think. I'll stop back later..TTFN S.J.
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
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Chief look out! headline on yahoo this after noon " More people left California than any other state last year"
Afternoon all or should I say evening. Anyway had a normal day did find out the part to repair my engine is $69.95 at electric railroad. My Kasey Kahne Expansion pack due in tomorrow while I'm at work ( I have OT tomorrow and Wed. )
Talk to you all later time to go fix some dinner
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Afternoon All.
Fife, The Charger fans are a bit blue today, but at least not from the cold. Gorgeous brite blue sky and 89* with a bit of wind, supposed to be this way for the next few days as well. Red flags are flying and CalFire has extra crews on alert just in case, hopefully they will be staying at the stations.
Chief, Check your inbox.
Dennis, Are you being non-pc again ? p.s. Belated
Now, where did I leave my coffee cup ?
Dwiemer I had that happen once when I was posting some Pics of instructions it appears certain links will do that or if you post a lot in one day not sure which lol
Evening all you been busy today page and a half in 10 hours lol
dwiemer - Hey, I din't know you were a fellow DELTA!!!
Not sure what is going on here. Posted about two hours ago and when I hit the button, it displayed a screen telling me that this site is monitored by moderators and once my post was approved, it would be posted on the site. Am I on double secret probation? Anyway, hope folks here are having a good one.
Dennis
A strange day here weather wise. We have about 5" of fresh/wet snow and the hammer is supposed to fall in about two hours with a ground blizzard situation. We share a long and steep gravel driveway with two our neighbors, the one guy is in Iraq and the other couple both work so I just plowed the whole thing with my ATV, what a machine. From the bottom of the driveway to the far back neighbor is about a 1/4 mile, from our house to the bottom is about 150 yards. It took me about 80 minutes and that's with me doing hand shoveling on our approach as I have the blade set up just a bit as our driveways are rock except in front of the garage doors. When we first moved out here 19 years ago I did it by hand and thought nothing of it....... I was also in my 40's and in a lot better shape Right now it's 32 (a heat wave) and it's supposed to drop to zero tonight with wind gusts of 50 MPH, Key West is going to look mighty fine next month
Jon
So many roads, so little time.
Hey Guys,
I need an e-mail from all of you. I lost your e-mail addresses on my old computer.
Thanks, Chuck
I just re-read my post. Can you tell I just came off night shift
Jim
Morning (Afternoon?) all
Just woke up. I came home and worked in the 751 Log Loader. It works really neat. No to start cleaning it up. I had a scrap 751 I was parting out to contribute the house on top. I may start stripping it soon. I finished the 714 Log Unloader using J-B Weld to make a goober at the end of the hinge pin. It sem to be working.
I am going to go to church and take down the outside NAtivity Set. Today is going to be the best day this week.
May God bless
Good Early Afternoon Y'all! Well, took quite a long time in finishing this morning's case. Sometimes they just take awhile as everyone's anatomy is a little different.
Going home soon, have a parenting class at the church tonight. Hope to get a little train time in, but it is doubtfull. Some of the guys I used to work with sent me this article on a fire in NJ at a train station. Rather sad as it was a nice station. I will try to attach it here:
Fire destroys historic Hackensack train station
20 Anderson Street Station 01984-06-22 June 22, 1984 Anderson St.40°53'39?N 74°2'40?W? / ?40.89417, -74.04444? (Anderson Street Station) Hackensack
Hope everyone has a blessed day,dennis
DOUG, and KURT,
Great ideas. I gotta do some more thinking on this and tinkering around with the coal loader motor. Just wish we all could get together and talk about this and other subjects on RR for a few hours. Might be fun?
There are some interesting MR articles about this very thing. One I recall built the tower out of PVC pipe with a clever loading and dumping mechanism. I'm toying around with what might be possible with a Bachman / Plastiville tower. I want a sort of ramp too. In some British yards, they hoisted the entire coal truck up an elevator to dump into the tower at the top. In others, the cars were pushed up a ramp, unloaded into covered bins that then served tenders for engines on tracks on both sides of the covered ramp.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
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