Evening all!
Another hot one here today. Don't know the final but it was over 100. Don - I see you are getting the same treatment theree in sunny CA!
John - I'll bet your neighbors hope you do not get a bigger compressor!
Good to see Ironhoarse back for the summer!
Mitch - my wife started to get interested with the new frontloading units, low water consumption, etc., until we stayed at a friend of ours on vacation and they take nearly twice as long to do the wash. She lost that idea quickly!
Have a great evening all!
Regards, Roy
wrmcclellan wrote:Mitch - my wife started to get interested with the new frontloading units, low water consumption, etc., until we stayed at a friend of ours on vacation and they take nearly twice as long to do the wash. She lost that idea quickly!
Bob Mitchell Gettysburg, PA TCA # 98-47956 LCCA# RM22839
Karen has started to measure what something costs in Atlas cars. More than once she has said "for that much money we could get x Atlas cars." GOTA love her.
Tomorrow our new front door is scheduled to be installed. Paid a little over half of the cost when the door was ordered. Have to write another big check when they finish. I could buy a whole fleet of Atlas cars and engines for what this is costing. Forecast is 95 degrees and will have to turn AC off while we have a big hole in wall.
wrmcclellan wrote: John - I'll bet your neighbors hope you do not get a bigger compressor!
Good Morning Everyone !!
Roy: yes & my neighbor is a retired engineer from the N&S ! He dooesn't like noise now or trains!
Boy, it's supposed to get hot today & next week !In the 90s !
Should be a great day for Sunday Photo Fun !!
Hope everyone has a nice day !
Thanks, John
Good Morning from Blueberryhill......
It's gonna be a hot one today. Up to 94 degrees and sunny.
I have to cut the front grass today. I may wait until tonite when it is a lot cooler. No shade in the front until 8 pm. This afternoon, during the hot time, I will run some trains. I did that yesterday and it was nice.
Good morning, John. You are up early , today.
Looking forward to Sunday Photos.
Y'all have a great day.
Chuck
Chuck, I think you will like the photos I posted today and you will see the changes.
Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
TCA 09-64284
Good Morning,
dbaker48 wrote:Daniels, to the forum! They are a pretty cool bunch of guys, with a tremendous amount of knowledge.Tom - What is the website for the museum?Doug - How did the visit go?Have a great day all - Off to work, 102-107 today, (and this isn't Phoenix)
Don - here is the web site for the museum
http://www.wrmrrm.shutterfly.com
Here is a pic from yesterday
I am a person with a very active inner child. This is why my wife loves me so. Willoughby, Ohio - the home of the CP & E RR. OTTS Founder www.spankybird.shutterfly.com
Buckeye Riveter wrote: Chuck, I think you will like the photos I posted today and you will see the changes.
Yep, I noticed the changes, Buckeye. I like the Circus train. More flowers and stones / wood chips. Looks real good. Can't wait to see it.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
ChiefEagles wrote:Now what am I doing today? Where do I eat and what. Life's decisions. Have a good one and God Bless.
Now what am I doing today? How about something really new and unique, building benchwork.
Where do I eat and what. Waffle House has grits and sweet tea.
Buckeye Riveter wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Now what am I doing today? Where do I eat and what. Life's decisions. Have a good one and God Bless. Now what am I doing today? How about something really new and unique, building benchwork. Where do I eat and what. Waffle House has grits and sweet tea.
Right now, I'm eating fresh sweet corn on the cob and tomatoes from the garden. Sweet tea to drink. As for you, wood chips from the garden RR and bitter unsweetened tea. OH, lets throw in a little foam from the upstairs RR.
Don
CMRJ, an interesting side note to the HOBO set is that the hudson is apparently one of the products from the "Stolen" papers from MTH in the lawsuit. I have it and have enjoyed it, I am sure you will too.
John, my dad lives in NJ, but has a bit of "Redneck" in him in that he has a FORD F250 that he mounted a set of airhorns of a GP 40 with the compressor under the back seat. Boy will that move some traffic! (I think it causes a few soiled clothes too).
Time to get back to the layout program.
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
Dennis : yes, I saw one web site somewhere that showed all these guys getting together with their different air horns & whistles & it showed the compressors in their trucks & all. Though these things sure could hurt someones hearing if they are not careful. what's interesting is the different chambers built into them for their different tones & even someting I saw about tuning them. The really neat ones are the whistles from the old steam engines ! Those are really the valuable ones. I have a retired friend here that has several old whistles & he used to come back down to the old diesel shop here & blow them & a lot of people would come down to the mainline thinking a steam engine was in town !
1688torpedo wrote: It's getting so hot here that the Trees are begging the Dogs for some relief from the heat. Take Care & stay cool all.
Good afternnon everyone.
I think it's hot everywhere this weekend, today being worse than yesterday it seems. Cut up all the framing I took out of the basement this morning and hauled it to the burn pile, started to burn it (big mistake) now I have to watch it and it's close to 100 today Should have waited until Oct. and have a bonfire.
BTW, how do you tell the difference between field corn and sweet corn? My backyard butts up against farmes field. The cropduster is out couple time a week now spraying it. Pretty neat to watch.
Thanks,
Dan
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
dbaker48 wrote:TomThe pictures of the museum are really awesome!!! I went through the slideshow, I still can't believe the level of completion given the amount of time. You guys have really done great. What is the superstructure in the middle going to be, looks like it is framed by 2x4's? The whole thing looks really well planned. . . . .Have a great day, ALL !!
Thanks Don.
The middle part is the center leg of the 'E'. This will be the loop trun area for 3 main lines with min of 072 radius track.
tom
CHIEF : & any one getting excess e-mails from the forum !! I put my solution over on the topic that says, "Anyone Still Having Ttrouble " . No more overflow of emails now. It works for me, but I don't know if it will for everyone else !!
csxt30 wrote: CHIEF : & any one getting excess e-mails from the forum !! I put my solution over on the topic that says, "Anyone Still Having Ttrouble " . No more overflow of emails now. It works for me, but I don't know if it will for everyone else !! Thanks, John
John,
Never did get any e-mails from this Forum, except newsletters.
Yeah, those old steam whistles can get the crowds out. I remember several times in the 70's that the "Freedom Train" would come by the mainline down the street from my parents house, certainly had me running. I miss those days.
Chief,
Missed your call, was at evening church. I am sure I will post this in September, but our church has put together a movie that will be released by Sony in the theaters. It is called "Facing The Giants", so if you are interested, keep an eye out for it. Should be around the end of September. Anyway, that is one of the things that were discussed tonight, besides the message.
Take care and God Bless,
Chuck : I never used to untill Chief said he was getting all those & that's when I reprofiled to get them !
Wow, was I getting them, too !! That was a dumb thing to do, but I think I countered it !!
Another hot one here today! Nothing but 100+ in our forecast. See that all you guys are also getting the triple digit weather - next thing you know you will be watering your foundations like we do here in Texass.
John - did you ever hear of the guys that collect old civil defense sirens? Now those things make some noise. There is a coveted collector piece that is powered by a HEMI!
http://www.victorysiren.com/x/main.htm
My dad had a '56 Chrysler Imperial that was powered by the same motor. Talk about some "get up and go" to push 5000lbs of iron down the road. Had the dash mounted push-button automatic tranny.
Tom - great photos today! I will be traveling to CO in about a week - hope to go to the CO RR Museum in Golden. Will take some photos. The Rio Grande F3 there is a beaut! They also have a nice collection of speeders.
cmrj - to the 'pot. Hang out a while!
I know I missed some things since I cannot see all the posts up to this one.
Good evening everyone,
Hot & humid here just like the rest of the country. Didn’t do a whole lot, been fighting an allergy attack, bad cough and congestion. I think I spent to much time in the wood shop, which is also the cat’s home. Have to start wearing a dust mask I guess.
Hope everyone had a nice weekend.
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