Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Good morning all,
It is less humid and cooler with temps reaching into the low 80s today in SE Indiana. Jaabat, if you have time to wash and wax some vehicles, I have three here in the Hoosier state that could use some work :-) Chief, I am enjoying your little tidbits of history. I have a book (or the library does, I forget which) that details all the Civil War sites and battle grounds. I was unaware of the conflicts west of Texas until I read that work. Lucas was very sleepy after his treatment yesterday, but seemed to be doing better by evening. We just have to keep pumping food in him. My wife and I were able to go to the Y, and work out some. I think it helped me sleep better as well. I have to be ready for next summer's soccer.
I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It looks like a beautiful day today. 72 now and sunny. Going up to 88 and no rain. Now if there is a nice breeze, that's perfect.
Today, we have to finish moving some small things from the living room. They will be here tomorrow to install the new carpeting. This original did not wear as we thought it would. Bye.
I ran trains and worked on the layout, yesterday afternoon. Felt good. I have to do some dusting, as things need some attention. As soon as I get the final sections of track secured, I will start working on the mountains. I have to build two of them, one is large.
Well, off to the Dining car for breakfast and will return later.
Buckeye.....Hope you are having fun in Colorado. Nice train ride.
Y'all have a great day.
Chuck
HI GIZ,
CHUCK sounds like the same weather here. BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Had a nice run today, enjoyed this weather.
JELECTRIC, yep BARRY had a bunch of those reefers on the table, I didn't get any got too many now. Got my new Lionel catalog, I thinking about the legacy Big Boy but got to see what price BARRY can get it for me? MIKE was there on friday and we spent about an hour talking there. Nothing much new came into the store, just killed some time pulling his leg.
MITCH, being your from the southern border of the state, say you didn't have GRITS with those crabs on Sunday?
All have a good one?
laz57
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Good morning everyone,
I hope Lucas will continue to feel better.
Chief, where I live, there are no places to ride quads, but that doesn't stop some kids in my neighborhood from riding theirs. They pull them out into the street, and they seem to be very popular during the winter time. One time my friend and I hooked a small trailer from a lawnmower onto his quad and we took people for rides in the snow. We took the turns fast and made people flip over. Thank god the pin was a bright color so we wouldn't lose it. Any way, just take jaabat's advice and hide the nail board in the dirt. That was what a guy I know did when kids were using dirtbikes in his woods.
Bob Keller
Whoa !!!!!!!
Just paid my electric bill that covered that hotter than Hadees period. Just think, for that two week period of living in a cool and comfortable environment I could have bought a Lionel CSX GP-30 powered and dummy.
Hope you guys don't have electric rates similar to ours.
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dougdagrump wrote:Whoa !!!!!!! Just paid my electric bill that covered that hotter than Hadees period. Just think, for that two week period of living in a cool and comfortable environment I could have bought a Lionel CSX GP-30 powered and dummy. Hope you guys don't have electric rates similar to ours.
Dr. John wrote: dougdagrump wrote: Whoa !!!!!!! Just paid my electric bill that covered that hotter than Hadees period. Just think, for that two week period of living in a cool and comfortable environment I could have bought a Lionel CSX GP-30 powered and dummy. Hope you guys don't have electric rates similar to ours. To quote an ex-president, "I feel your pain!"
dougdagrump wrote: Whoa !!!!!!! Just paid my electric bill that covered that hotter than Hadees period. Just think, for that two week period of living in a cool and comfortable environment I could have bought a Lionel CSX GP-30 powered and dummy. Hope you guys don't have electric rates similar to ours.
Don't want to argue politics but, he really feels it when we pay such high gas prices. His buddies do too. Right where he[they] sits on his BULGED wallet.
Rough humidity here. Waiting for it too cool some before I water the garden and mow.
Chief, Made soup this morning early. Grandson and I had some for lunch. He said he loved it. I think I might have been a little heavy on the hot peppers.
Doug, I read that strip this morning. One thing I can't figure is that the strip is supposed to be set in Canada, yet the guy has a garden railroad?
Here is a pic of some more cattle I painted. These are angus. I removed the horns as most angus do not have them.
Enjoy your trains,
OH NO, I see the skunk AHHH, I mean the black and white striped Yankee is back. Was going to call you and see where you wer hiding. Had not heard from you in a few.
John, the soup needsto make you sweat.
Roy M jsut called from Orlando airport. On the way home. Been traveling a lot so has not been posting. Good to hear from him. Later.
Hello Every one in the POT.
this is the first time i have been able to get on here since they changed the web site.
hey CSXT-30 are you a pipefitter? they need you in alaska.
funny thing, timing , keep that price up.
MAKE GASOLINE AND DIESEL FROM COAL.
have a great day all.
NStrackman
MP-N-369.
ChiefEagles wrote: OH NO, I see the skunk AHHH, I mean the black and white striped Yankee is back. Was going to call you and see where you wer hiding. Had not heard from you in a few. John, the soup needsto make you sweat. Roy M jsut called from Orlando airport. On the way home. Been traveling a lot so has not been posting. Good to hear from him. Later.
Chief, Then I must have gotten it right, I commented to my grandson as I was eating that I was sweating more eating the soup than I was working at trimming bushes earlier.
NStrackman wrote: Hello Every one in the POT. this is the first time i have been able to get on here since they changed the web site. hey CSXT-30 are you a pipefitter? they need you in alaska. funny thing, timing , keep that price up. MAKE GASOLINE AND DIESEL FROM COAL. have a great day all. NStrackman MP-N-369.
Hey, NS !! There you are finally !! I tried to call you, left message, no answer ! Good to see you made it back !! No, not pipefitter but have replaced some trainline pipes before !! I suppose they'll drag that job out & get the gas prices up a lot more, then never lower them !
Thanks, John
Well, I bid on a used water tower sort of like Tom's thinking I'd fix it up with wood, but some dirty dog is outbidding me - not really willing to spend too much since I planned to alter it anyway....
"I suppose they'll drag that job out & get the gas prices up a lot more, then never lower them !"
I usually don't like For Better or Worse much - it seems kinda dreary to me - but I did notice they had a toy train cartoon a few months ago on a Saturday. At least they got that right! Trains and Workshop - Jimbo heaven!
They moved out polling place to the Salvation Army just up the street from my house. Had to force my way through all the folks there to tell me who to vote for (whom?). My wife hates it because it's downstairs and she doesn't like stairs with her foot and knee problems. We always had the famous "hanging chad" ballots, but now we have new ones where you color in the circle. I like that better than the St. Louis County ones they introduced this year with touch screens. If there isn't a permanent record on paper of my vote that I made myself and filed in a box, then I would suspect that some clever computer guy could change my vote with no way to verify it.
I might build a water tower top using Fimo (?) that clay you bake - to make it look all rotten and cartoonish for my Halloween layout.
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
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Where's Buckeye?
Reminds me of Roseyville, NC, very primitive and no running water.
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
It is an early day today. 68 degrees and dark yet. Going up to 82 and no rain predicted as of yet. Waking up over a big cup of coffee. Folger's.
Today the new carpeting is coming at 9:00am. Must move a few things and be ready for them. I'll be glad when it's done. So will wife.
Buckeye.....says " Hi " from Silverton , CO. Nice train ride.
John ( csxt30 ).....Double shift today?? Take it easy. Be careful.
Well, off to the Dining car for breakfast, then to work. Talk later.
laz 57 wrote:MITCH, being your from the southern border of the state, say you didn't have GRITS with those crabs on Sunday?
ChiefEagles wrote: mitchelr wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Morning all. Off to TCA train show. Mitch, I just joined your family [Southern branch ] and what time are the steamed crabs ready? Cloudy and cooler. Later.Crabs were at 4:00. Boy were those crabs good. Some cold beverages, steamed crabs, sweet corn, steak on the grill. Life doesn't get any better than that...Mitch Dirty Yankee Dog. Didn't save me any.
mitchelr wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Morning all. Off to TCA train show. Mitch, I just joined your family [Southern branch ] and what time are the steamed crabs ready? Cloudy and cooler. Later.Crabs were at 4:00. Boy were those crabs good. Some cold beverages, steamed crabs, sweet corn, steak on the grill. Life doesn't get any better than that...Mitch
ChiefEagles wrote:Morning all. Off to TCA train show. Mitch, I just joined your family [Southern branch ] and what time are the steamed crabs ready? Cloudy and cooler. Later.
Dirty Yankee Dog. Didn't save me any.
Bob Mitchell Gettysburg, PA TCA # 98-47956 LCCA# RM22839
Another Yankee reporting for duty early this morning. It is cloudy and muggy with temps heading into the low 80s in SE Indiana with rain forecast for some time today. We got new tires for the truck yesterday as the old ones had 38,000 miles on them (that we knew of; we bought it used) with two of the tires having some slow leaks and one had a slight bulge in the side. We also met with school officials to set up classes for Lucas. He will be taking a reduced schedule this fall, and then we will see how he does before we set up the second semester. He had a fairly good day. My wife and I took the dog for a walk and I did some dribble drills with the soccer ball. Chief, good luck with keeping people off your property and hope your trip to your mom's goes ok.
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