Buckeye - I was expecting you to come up with something on Chief's Ironic Breeze....?!
PS - I also ordered the reindeer car and the naught/nice car - how cool!
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
hi everyone just thought id poke my nose in hear and say hi.....
lots of good stuff here...i read everysingle post in this thread and wow you sure can learn alot about ppl ....
and yes sadly allergy season is here in cali and hit me hard my nose is a faucet and my eyes a hose...anyone got a patch.....
Zeke to the Coffee Pot !! We have a couple other guys from Cal. also !! Stop in as much as you can !!
Thanks, John
Evening all!
It's time for this guy to take a little well deserved R&R. I'll be away from the computer for 2 weeks. While the trains will remain silent for awhile I hope to get in lots of planning time on the new layout. That should give me plenty of inspiration for finishing the attic once I return.
Good hunting to everyone attending York. See y'all real soon!
Bruce Webster
Bruce : have a good trip & don't get in trouble !!
TCA#09-63805
Hi Guys,
York was nice today, crowd a little light, but that made it very pleasant walking around. It will probably get fuller tomorrow. The vendor stocks were also a little lighter, I think this is a sign that all of the overstock built up over the past few years is finally being sold off.
Best buy I saw today was K-line die cast hopper cars with coal cars at 20.00 each.
Another good buy was the K-line Suburban 4-6-6 tank engines at 500 with TMCC.
Most of the current items were not greatly discounted.
Don & I started out together about noon and joined up with Roy about midafternoon. The three of us were joined by a friend of Roy's and we all had dinner at the Star-light diner in York. It was a great day.
Atlas handed out catalogs, but haven't had a chance to take a look at it.
Take care,
wish i was closer i would have went...sounds like a good time....
Lisa-n-NC wrote: jaabat wrote:Hey, where's that other Nawth Carolina rascal? Lisa, where are you....? Jim - Just hanging out, hiding out from Buckeye, offering suggestions to Jim F regarding his moles, piddling along on the new layout. Been having a really bad time with my eyes - saw an allergist Tuesday who confirmed that I am very allergic to cats (I don't have any), dustmites, and all this pollen - basically allergic to Nawth Carolina at this time. Can't go outside and do all my usual spring stuff, have cleaned the house til I'm wearing it out and my eyes still stay irritated. Thinking seriously about moving to the North pole and going to work for Santa since I still haven't found THE job as yet. Glad Julia did well! She is a real doll. My grandson would fall in love with her in a heartbeat!Thanks for missing me!Lisa
jaabat wrote:Hey, where's that other Nawth Carolina rascal? Lisa, where are you....?
Jim - Just hanging out, hiding out from Buckeye, offering suggestions to Jim F regarding his moles, piddling along on the new layout. Been having a really bad time with my eyes - saw an allergist Tuesday who confirmed that I am very allergic to cats (I don't have any), dustmites, and all this pollen - basically allergic to Nawth Carolina at this time. Can't go outside and do all my usual spring stuff, have cleaned the house til I'm wearing it out and my eyes still stay irritated. Thinking seriously about moving to the North pole and going to work for Santa since I still haven't found THE job as yet.
Glad Julia did well! She is a real doll. My grandson would fall in love with her in a heartbeat!
Thanks for missing me!
Lisa
Lisa,
I've also been having trouble with my eyes of late. They always seem to be red and often there is a slightly painful, burning sensation. My doctor gave me some erythromycin ointment, and it helped some. But now I'm thinking it might be an allergy like yours. When I was a kid, I had terrible allergies - all the same ones you listed as having, but for the most part, as an adult, they seem to have subsided. Maybe now that I'm an old buck, they are returning.
Keep us posted on your layout.
Jim
Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Mornin' boys. Seeya boys.
(Y'all know this Andy Williams tune...sing-along!)
"It's the most wonderful time of the year...."
Good morning all,
It is a beautiful sunny day in SE Indiana with temps in the high 60s today. Today is my last day at my current job. I have most of everything packed and done, just a few odds and ends. There are some meetings this afternoon which I may or may not go to.
I did go to the YMCA for weights and treadmill last night. It sounds as if people who went to York are having a good time. Welcome, zeke, to the coffeepot! The title says it all, "Here we gather as friends with trains." The dining car is headed to "Points East". I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It's a sunny 40 degrees. Going up to 70, today with sunshine. This is a good start to a day
Today, I am going to work outside. Have grass to be mowed and some trimming to do. I will make a whole day of it. The buds on the trees are getting bigger. Wish the cherry tree would get flowers back. Cold weather was not good to them. I need to get ready to plant a small garden. Last year's came out pretty good.
Dining Car has arrived for breaakfast. I wonder if " points west " has boarded yet ?? Yep, he did.
Y'all have a great Friday.
Chuck
Good Friday Morning All,
Currently, it's a clear 43 degrees looking for the mid 70's by early afternoon. May have some rain tomorrow. Hope to finish the lower end of the horseshoe bench tomorrow/Sunday.
Hope everyone is enjoying York. I think I'll go to my LHS at lunch. I know it's not the same...but it's a good way to spend lunch.
Jerry
Morning Y'all,
Wish I could be up there with all the Yorkies, but alas, some of us have to stay back and hold down the fort. Please do post reports from the front lines. Build up anticipation for us for a future visit.
Zeke, email an address for me to send that Greenberg's book, or, if you have a local hobby shop near by, they may have one. These are perhaps the best available books with diagrams and information for servicing your trains.
My wife has told me I don't need any more trains for awhile Space has been an issue. I have my son's closet full and the one free wall in the train room is loaded. Until I get the layout completely wired and scenery done, I suppose I should refrain from filling the house.
Well, I must get get back to the kids. Wife is actually working today and so I get to play Mr. Mom for a little while I get ready to head in for the afternoon cases. I never did get to work on the tractor, so I gues either tonight, or tomorrow. I have to take the car in for the MB car clinic. I hope I will have some time to get trains in the schedule.
Have a great weekend everyone.
dennis
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:...I see the redheaded mouth from New England is doing fine this AM [all over the forum]. He tried to be Mr. Disagree on another forum yesterday and got steamrollered. He'll learn to play in his own sandbox.
Or I might just tell you and everyone else where to stick it. And believe me, that's the option I'm leaning towards.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Morning all
Beautiful in Southern Ohio! Sunny and in the 50's already. I am off till Monday and start dayshift.
I hope everyones alergies get under control. With everything blooming I can see why they are acting up. Our daughters and my wife have them but I've been blessed by not being affected. Only in the past few years has even poison ivy done anything.
Sounds like York is turning out good for those who are going. Be careful travelling. Going to Cincinnatti for my bride's post op check from her carpel tunnel surgury. She is diabetic so healing is slow and one of the incisions is acting up. While in Cincy we'll hook up with our youngest who lives there for dinner. I wonder who will pay?
Well classes start again Saturday. Glad in a way, getting to see the other guys and all, but not looking forward to the study! Already put in hours of pre-reading before the class starts
Need to go. Take care and God bless
jaabat wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:...I see the redheaded mouth from New England is doing fine this AM [all over the forum]. He tried to be Mr. Disagree on another forum yesterday and got steamrollered. He'll learn to play in his own sandbox. Or I might just tell you and everyone else where to stick it. And believe me, that's the option I'm leaning towards.
Now he is MAD. Will not answer his phone at work. He can't say he is working as he just posted on another thread.
JD time.
Bob Mitchell Gettysburg, PA TCA # 98-47956 LCCA# RM22839
ChiefEagles wrote: Roseyville will have its anual Recreation Day and Parade.
Oh Boy !! With that statement we are bound to have some fun tomorrow !! I'm going to get up early so I don't miss anything !!
csxt30 wrote: ChiefEagles wrote: Roseyville will have its anual Recreation Day and Parade. Oh Boy !! With that statement we are bound to have some fun tomorrow !! I'm going to get up early so I don't miss anything !! Thanks, John
It a very long parade, John. Two old pick up trucks and a wheelbarrow.
As Mitch said, we had a great time today with the 3rd meet ( and 2nd annual) CTT Forum get-together. Got photos and hope I can post when I return Sunday night. Pretty good sized group from the original fantastic 4 of 2006. We might have to use the stadium next year?
John, Don, and I toured together through all the halls the last 2 days and had a great time shootin the breeze and looking at more trains then one can conceive. When we got together for a lunch after the photo, the nawtheners were still talking about the great Harrisburg GRITS-capade (or maybe it should be called GRITS-Gate?). Way to go Chief - you the man.
LAZ made some strategic purchases and is cooking up a surprise for da Chief. All I can say is it involves a certain 800 lb bear!
Regards, Roy
Sounds like a great trip, Roy - can't wait to see pics and see what Laz has coming for Chief!
Hello All :
It's been a long while and have been missing this site alot . Bought a new system and lost all my info and logins and had to redo it all ! Maybe the avatar will be a bit familiar to a couple but if not well ... it's just good to be back . Have been working on my ATV most of the time for summer and have to get back to my trains . We have alot of guys here with 4-wheelers/ATVs and want to get a search and rescue volunteer group finished . After the boy scout missing and seeing all the people searching with them we thought we should get off our rears and get feet and wheels on the ground ASAP here to help find these children and folks lost . Our local law enforcement welcomed the idea overwhelmingly ... as they have none to go deep in the trails and hard to get at areas .
Will be checking back to see everyone ... missed ya'all ..............
Mitch, sorry for the news. Things like this are far beyond our understanding. For the crew at York, it does sound like you are having some fun. Glad to hear it. My night got shot as I was about to leave the hospital, got the page and had to do an emergency case. Never did get dinner and now it is nearly midnight, so, I will just hit the pillow when I get home. Have to check post op X-ray to make sure every thing is alright, and then I am out of here.
Fife, I think I will pass on the NS deal that you have. Now, if it was NW or Southern, I might be tempted. Glad to know that you think so highly of us to offer such a deal.
Have a great night,
PS: Hobo, great idea. You may want to get a GPS that you can take with you, just in case. You never know where the next incident will occur and where they will put the command post. Just enter that and you are good to go.
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