KRM ........I hear the Shorewood FD has loaded the Hazmat material on a train for points southeast. ........ Later, Kev.
........I hear the Shorewood FD has loaded the Hazmat material on a train for points southeast. ........ Later, Kev.
........I hear the Shorewood FD has loaded the Hazmat material on a train for points southeast. ........
Later, Kev.
Later,
Kev.
KEV.......just like the interstate transport of spent nuclear fuel rods, most Northern states won't permit vehicles transporting grits to pass through their states. You may have to bury them in your back yard and hope you don't run into a superfund cleanup tab before you can sell your house.
on the ZW. I love mine.
Jack
IF IT WON'T COME LOOSE BY TAPPING ON IT, DON'T TRY TO FORCE IT. USE A BIGGER HAMMER.
Nice photos Kevin.
Got the bills paid. Got the groceries and filled up the tank on the van. $47 for fourteen gallons. That's a little over half a tank on that monster. Got to go see my primary doctor tomorrow morning. Follow-up on the lab work work that was done last time. That's a waste of a morning.
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sir james I Nice pictures Kevin, I like that clean open space of your layout. You'll like the ZW.
Nice pictures Kevin, I like that clean open space of your layout. You'll like the ZW.
Thanks SJ I already like it and it is something I have always wanted. I am so glad it all worked out. Ken did a great job of rebuilding and updating it and the cost was very fair. I hear the Shorewood FD has loaded the Hazmat material on a train for points southeast. My foot is going nuts today so I think I will do a Chuck and take a nap. Later, Kev.
Thanks SJ I already like it and it is something I have always wanted.
I am so glad it all worked out. Ken did a great job of rebuilding and updating it and the cost was very fair.
I hear the Shorewood FD has loaded the Hazmat material on a train for points southeast.
My foot is going nuts today so I think I will do a Chuck and take a nap.
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Kev, From The North Bluff Above Marseilles IL.
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
Charter Member- Tardis Train Crew (TTC) - Detroit3railers- Detroit Historical society Glancy Modular trains- Charter member BTTS
Well I got the ZW back from Ken Koehler today and it was just as I thought.
The thing was jammed up with Grits and Sweet Iced Tea.
He had to charge me extra because he had to call in the Shorewood FD Hazmat team to get rid of the stuff.
I ended up giving the old RW up in smoke transformer to Ken for parts so he cut me a deal on a repo box for the ZW.
All is well now and back to running the trains! Running both loops off of the ZW and accessories off of the CW80
Thanks a bunch Chief.
V8Vega Sunney blue skies forcast is 65 74 pages on January Coffee Pot and 70 on Model Railroaders Elliots Diner. Last night I couldent get on MR forum. When you clicked forum it was just stuck.........
Sunney blue skies forcast is 65
74 pages on January Coffee Pot and 70 on Model Railroaders Elliots Diner. Last night I couldent get on MR forum. When you clicked forum it was just stuck.........
V8.........this one kept freezing up on me at midnight, lost my POT post to boot.......had to give up.
Can't believe it's been 20 years since the movie was filmed in Woodstock (IL) - just 15 minutes away. Also a big deal here. The house featured in the film as a B&B was turned into one that matches the film a few years back. It comes complete with alarm clock radio playing 'I Got You Babe'....
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
jefelectric Morning guys, ........ Tomorrow is a big holiday here in PA. Groundhog day! Take Care, John
Morning guys,
........ Tomorrow is a big holiday here in PA. Groundhog day! Take Care,
John
Good to hear from you, John! Re Groundhog day (and the movie), and to the Pennsylvania boys on the Pot, Bill Murray was the featured guest on David Letterman last night, celebrating the 30 year anniversary of his first appearance on the show (1982). I graduated from high school with Bill, not too far from DougM!!!! Bill doesn't act, he just plays himself.
Good Mornin' Y'all From Partly Sunny Taxachusetts,
Thanks goes out to all youse guyz Points West for sending the warm weather my way. Will hit the low to mid 50s today, and the local golf driving ranges are expecting a high turnout of the die-hards!!!
RT.........you are going back to bed?!? It's your birthday, fella! I am surprised the wifey doesn't have some landscaping for you to do in honor of the occasion.
I think I have fallen for an expensive scam, fleeced big time.
At the end of last week I turned our 10 year old electric oven on bake and set the temperature to 170 degrees to keep a pizza warm. The bake and preheat lights had clicked on as expected. Meanwhile the wifey and I went into the family room and sat down in front of the TV to start our meal out with a salad. I wandered back in the kitchen only to find that the bake element on full high, the bake and preheat lighst on, and the oven temperatures well past the set temperature of 170.
None of the on/off or temperature controls worked, could not shut the sucker down, and I had to scurry to the electric box to throw the 220 breaker to shut the range down! Had we not been close by (like out for a walk or doing yard work while dinner cooked), we could have had a fire raging in the oven and/or beyond!
The next AM while my wife googled to do some research on our brand and model, I turned back on the 220 breaker and did some testing......all had returned to absolute normal on every setting and function, and the oven operated perfectly. But what my wife found on the internet re our brand and model series was a website with page upon page of one horror story after another, about about the same issue (full-on stovetop burners, bake elements, and broil elements.....varying from one poster to another).
Some folks had oven fires and meltdowns of proximate stuff. There was/is a Consumer Products Safety Commission recall on our series, but not our specific model. No consumer help was evident (from the posts) from the big box stores or the manufacturer either, unless of course one had extended warranty coverage.
Many of the hundreds of posters went on to say that the repair guys' success at correctly diagnosing and fixing the "berserk range" issues on the first pass (various expensive parts) seemed hit and miss since once the stove had "reset" itself by powering it down, they could not replicate the issue.
Wife declared in no uncertain terms we would not roll the dice on a suspect repair, risk a house fire with her precious dog resident (no mention of precious me ), or throw good money after bad. So Saturday I found myself out shopping with her, looking at new ranges. The wife knew exactly what she wanted, decided we would go with a stainless finish this time to match our other more recently replaced kitchen appliances.
I think my wife is a cunning and clever opportunist, like a special forces sniper, silently waiting in the weeds, waiting for a clean shot, in order to score a new range.. After all, shouldn't an electric range last more than 10 years? The timing of an unexpected, big-ticket expense was not good, never is. But I have to admit, I had no valid and logical counter argument when she kept playing the "housefire" and "guessing repair people" cards. New unit was delivered and installed yesterday, and the science project I found under the old range was fascinating if not putrid.
Later, gang!
Logging in again from the National Toy Train Museum. Still working on updating the periodical index. Tomorrow is a big holiday here in PA. Groundhog day! We have had a couple of very mild days, yesterday hit the 60s and today may go even higher, not bad for the middle of Winter. Probably we will pay for it later as it usually balances out.
Take Care,
Good morning everyone. Up early to plant five more fruit trees. Done, showered up and getting ready to head out. Have to head to the county superior court to have the final paperwork for our adoptions authenticated. Then it is off to the secretary of state for final stamp of approval. The final end to the paperwork will be sending the documents to China. It would be easier to buy another house.
While planting the trees, I did some pruning that I plan to make some trees from the clippings for the layout. With the exception of the last few days, I have been getting a fair amount of work done with the scenery. With a few solid hours of work, I can get the layout "finished". My wife will be happy as it will clear a fair amount of clutter.
Hard to believe it is February already. Time flies when you keep busy.
Have a great day,
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
HB RT
Weather here like Jeffery's LA weather. Yesterday was 69, 25 degrees above our average. THANK YOU AL GORE!
Pat
RFD-TV --- Rural America's most important network!
Mornin' boys. Mornin' English. in the Mid-Atlantic region.
rt ---> ...and in case you didn't see it when your pc was down, thank you for the gift.
Great Scale Train Show is this weekend @ Timonium.
Good morning. It's 64° and cloudy with some sun. The high will be 75° and there's a 50% chance of thunderstorms.Need to go out and pay some bills today. Then need to get the first half of the grocery shopping done. Other than that, not much happening today.
Happy February CTTFans!
It's 27F here and they are talking about some serious white stuff coming our way in the next day or two. Already had to pull over two SPAMMER posts today so this RR Forum Cop would like his coffee a bit stronger today with maybe a hint of Jack in it please.
Happy birthday RT!
Darren (BLHS & CRRM Lifetime Member)
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Buckeye Riveter Happy Birthday RT (again) I believe the January Coffee Pot had the best coffee ever served. It has been brought to my attention that I have not explained the Chief's master diversion while he attempted to coordinate my capture by the Roseyville Police. He took me to see Miss Todd's Train Store where he put out the APB out on me with a $50,000 reward, dead or alive. It was his intention to turn me in and collect the reward for himself.
Buckeye......these two even look like they are up to no good!!!! Lucky thing Miss Pam tipped you off.
Morning all,
Mike and Doug: I'm hoping my knee will allow me to play. Ever since the surgery, I've had to stretch for about an hour and a half before I could start aggressively running. I was landscaping over the summer, so it was close to a soccer workout minus the running.
I don't know what to do today! I have a late class tonight so my whole day is open. I'm doing an NS Lehigh Line tour/chase on Friday with my buddy Kyle. Sadly, I didn't get on the Lehigh Line today as originally planned because NS 212 (intermodal) has UP 8545, UP 7424, and UP 7690 leading. The train usually has foreign power leading but a solid set of foreign power is unusual.
Later guys.
41 with bright sun this morning. Yeah you guys are right about the Mayor having to guess what time it was. I guess since it was dark he figured it must be Feb. Chief many years ago, it was so cold one night that the batteries in my car flashlight would not work. We haven't had any more like that thank you. I have been testing the waters on the new OGR forum this morning, guess if I can do it anybody can...S.J.
A big group on the Tardis last night, lot's of chat going on.
RT--Happy birthday
Aloha . Looks a bit greyer and cooler than yesterday but still welcome. Colin, I think you'd love going back to soccer. Like you said, it's a great workout. Joe, that's a tasty breakfast. Nice riding the Tardis last night with the crew...
Good morning guys, Must be warm the cat decided he wanted to stay out all night. Got to go pick up the ZW from the shop today. Other than that nothing going on. Happy birthday RT. What you talking about Joe I thought they still called them iceboxes down there. Have a good day everyone. Kev.
Good morning guys,
Must be warm the cat decided he wanted to stay out all night.
Got to go pick up the ZW from the shop today. Other than that nothing going on.
Happy birthday RT.
What you talking about Joe I thought they still called them iceboxes down there.
Have a good day everyone.
Konbanwa,
I was able to catch up with the Tardis during my lunch break today. Unfortunately I could only stay for a few minutes but they seemed to be behaving alright. The wife made sausage and sauerkraut for dinner with some roasted potato wedges and green beans on the side. She used to make fried potatoes with this meal but we are trying to be a bit healthier now. Either way it was delicious. I just finished some schoolwork and need to be off to bed soon.
AF Ray - I'm glad you liked it. My wife denied my request to build a layout under our king size bed. That is a lot of wasted real estate in my opinion.
Kev -
Chief – What is a “frig?” That must be some silly Reb word for refrigerator. I'm surprised the South even has such modern day appliances.
Sayonara,
Joe
Good Morning from Blueberryhill RR....
It is a mild 48 degrees. Just started to lightly rain. Going up to 58 today with more rain.
Today is a busy day. I have a few business phone calls to make and the usual chores to do. I plan on starting a new project. And of course, a nap later.
Dining car rolled in from Points East and we are having Cheerios for breakfast. Then, it's all aboard for Points West.
Y'all have a great Wednesday.
Chuck
sir james I: No fair, you didn't wait till the first.
No fair, you didn't wait till the first.
How do you know what time it is. So cold up there the clocks are frozen. Its midnight somewhere.
You honestly expect him to tell time????? In Roseyville they use the Mayan Calendar and at night the sun dial might be a bit off
Jon
So many roads, so little time.
Hi GUYZ,
HAPPY BDAY RT!!!!!!!!!!!! HOPE YOU GET SOMETHING WITH FLANGED WHEELS!
Took my MINNIE DOG out to the soccer fields to fetch ball. Only good thing those fields are good for. She had a ball so did I. Then did a nice easy 3 miler felt great.
Stay frosty, to get to the 60s again.
laz57
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
Headed to VA to swap frigs in the lake house. Frig we took up has ice dispensor in the door. We have let it run and chill for a couple of days. Now swap foods and move the other one to storage shed for extra cooled storage. Comes in good in the summer when we have visitors and picknicks. Back to take some Mayors to the Human Services Southern Regional Center.
Very warm today. Showers tonight.
Have a good one.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
Morning all up early as wife was cussing about the cable box As it messed up.
Not much happening today plan to have a roast beef for dinner tonight.
Think I'm heading back to bed talk to you all later
Have a good one
and thanks for the birthday wishes
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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Good morning all,
It is raining in SE Indiana with temps in the 50s. TMCC man, good to hear you will be playing soccer again. I am supposed to scrimmage with the high school kids tonight if they show up. Long day at work with IT spinning their wheels again. Today I will have a lot to do. May check out the super bowl village in downtown Indy again. Good size crowd there, somewhat like 500 but not close. I had the regular fare on the dining car for breakfast before sending it on to "Points East". Happy B-Day, RT. TBIL after soccer tonight. I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Hello February!
and.. Happy Birthday RT
Charlie a.k.a. MichiganRailRoad714 (Charter Member TTC)
Evening all, (gonna respond to previous posts in the old coffee pot)
It was a rather easy day here, not too much trouble. I finished off a delicious Padron cigar this evening which was a nice treat!
RockIsland52: Yes, I'm happy I got out when I did. I just wish I didn't spend as much money on her as I did. I learned a lot about what I will not tolerate, and being walked all over is one of them.
RT: Happy Birthday!
Mike C from Indiana: I think I'm going to get started in soccer again this summer. I need to get back into better shape and soccer was the best workout that I've ever had or endured! I loved every minute of it!
I joined a few railfan groups tonight as I'm headed out to Altoona at the end of February and possibly May too.
Gonna turn in a little early tonight, even though I have an evening class tomorrow. I want to at least attempt to make up some sleep that I have missed!
Night guys.
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