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Good morning crew, Chloe I'll have two eggs over easy with OJ and a cuppa joe... Krump [#welcome] back, sorry to hear about the wife & daughter - hope everybody recovers soon! Fergie - I know you don't like diseasles, but must you always show them looking their worst?[;)] John - Your layout extension is really coming together nicely[tup], especially the rock faces. Sawdust is a great medium for scenery when you can get it - I asked for some leftover sawdust at my local Home Depot store, the guy said Sure let me check with the Manager. Then he comes back and says he can't let me have it, because they sometimes cut pressure-treated wood that has chemicals in it that might cause cancer and they're afraid of possible liability...Oh, puh-leeeze!![|(] Don - [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by DigitalGriffin KenL I commute down to Columbia Maryland every day from York. But I used to live in Owings Mills. It's about 1000 miles in one week. [/quote] Columbia, eh? Then you're closer than I thought! We probably drive past each other on 29-N in the evenings. I don't envy that commute, though... Jerry - nice shot of you and your G-daughter Phillip - nice photo of the Coffee Shop interior! Thanx again ***, T-Rob and anybody else who's offered supportive comments about my layout work, hopefully someday we'll be seeing your stuff in here too! Now for a 'blog' update: Did any of you see that entry a few days ago by the guy who had two $700 brass locos take the 48-inch plunge? That really shook me up, I regarded that as a wake-up call that I better do something to protect my own trains when they are on tracks that are close to the edge. So I bought 2 48"x36" sheets of thin plexiglas and sliced these into 4" wide strips that I'll install along the high-risk stretches. I'll drill special holes that allow for quick removal and re-attachment if I want to photograph any trains in a protected spot. I'll post pix of this later, maybe even do an outside thread on it when finished. Must focus on real world again...C-U-later!
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