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Posted by der5997 on Monday, January 24, 2005 9:16 AM
Luc:
QUOTE: Fergie/John - Once this one "blows" over, we should be clear for a few days but, one must remember that this is Nova Scotia and like the saying goes "If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes".

That's really good news, because the local rumour is another one of these on Wednesday! About 1 1/2 x as much had blown in over the cleared back deck and steps, so getting to Rosie-the-dog this a.m. was more pure joy[V] We'll have to wait for this to clear this p.m. before trying to get out to the SB. No point starting anything just yet.
Fergie:
QUOTE: Luc, John I'll be taking a small collection to defer travel costs.
Got that right, smallthat is![(-D]

Bob: Good looking bridge. I toyed with the idea of building one of those for my layout in Campbell River. Never did, and kind of regret it. No place to put one on the MT, and wrong era now. [sigh]
Can't shed any more light on the gallery/albums thing than Ed has. You could ask Trainboard.com if you are really curious. In the mean time it's just something to remember like the difference between a switch and a turnout. [(-D]

Got to get off line to phone the endocrinologist in Halifax. Have an appointment tomorrow that was set a year ago. don't think we are going to make it, even if their parking lot is cleared!
TTFN

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Posted by TurboOne on Monday, January 24, 2005 10:00 AM
Good morning all. It is getting cooler and cooler out here. Last week in the beginning, 85-88. Tail end of week and this weekend, 75. This week is suppossed to be in the 60s, with more rain, fortunately not 7 ". That means when it goes through us and heads to the mid west, more snow for you. Sorry guys, we tried to send some sun your way, just got stuck in the rockies.

Mitchell, you are serving, so I will take two fried strawberry and blueberry smoothies please.

Have a great day all.

Tim[:D]
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Posted by der5997 on Monday, January 24, 2005 10:21 AM
Fergie and Luc: I've just sent you an email of Hell frozen over.[(-D] If you have a website from which you can post it on here, please do, as I haven't (Not train related). The place is in Maine, I believe. The original sender is from there anyway.

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Posted by krump on Monday, January 24, 2005 12:21 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by TEFFY

Good Morning All:

I don't know who:
I have the unlimited long distance but it doesn't include calls to Canada.

Bob



There is probably some real wisdom in that??? [:D][:D][:D]

cheers, krump

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, January 24, 2005 12:21 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by PennsyHoosier

Hi all,

WHAT IS GOING ON!?!?!?!?! Terrible weather and too much work. I can't get anything IMPORTANT (i.e., train related) done. ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe one of these days I'll be back. [:(]


And when you do, Pennsy, there'll *only* be 75-100 pages to wade through...[swg]

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Posted by grayfox1119 on Monday, January 24, 2005 12:51 PM
Good afternoon gents, a beautiful day here in central Mass., 18F balmy degrees, not much wind, partly cloudy skies, snow everywhere......but the kids all had school today, no "girlie men" here,as they say in California (Arnold, right?) The Boston schools are closed though, for two days. We only received 24 inches of snow, Boston received 26, so they need two days off, they're not as prepared to deal with the heavy snow as us country folk up in them thar hills of central Mass in indian country.

John, don't worry about Wednesday's Clipper, no repeat of Sunday's big storm, not enough energy and support for this one. Only 1 or 2 inches, a nothing storm. We do have something on the horizon next Sunday off the Carolinas that might get interesting, stay tuned on this one.......Fergie might be out to sea when this one blows up the coast though.

Tim, you give us hopes of the future with 70's and 80's, it is always nice to know that it is coming soon, by the end of February, we will be ready to say goodbye to Winter here. More rain coming to California this week Tim, so hopefully no more landslides.

Bob, Pats don't need any SB'rs, remember the field down in Foxboro a couple of years ago? The Pats are an OUTSIDE FB team, they THRIVE in the snow, DON'T CLEAR THE FIELDS !!!!!! However, the Eagles are a northern outside team also, a little further south than us, a little warmer, but we should prevail!!!

John, how did your SB handle the drifts? I haven't heard any snow totals from NS yet, how much did you guys get ?? I mounted my drift busters on the front of my SB and was glad that I did. I had to bust through 6 foot drifts to get to the wolf, and that was weird leaving a tunnel effect with either side of the cleared path over 5 to 6 feet tall of overhanging snow!!

Mitch, thanks for hot chocolate with marshmellows floating on top, very nice, thank you buddy, sure tastes good on a cold winter's day....California dreamin, on such a winters day......... I only sang one verse, the dogs outside the coffee shop started to howl, damn, they don't appeciate good music do they Mitch ?

See you guys later, time to get to work in the train room construction area,

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, January 24, 2005 1:06 PM
Hey y'all, what's up?

Teffy: If I forgot, CONGRATS on 5000!! How do y'all tell what number the post is anyway?

While we're on the subject of bridges, I got a curved bridge on an elevation, and I was wondering what style I should make it? It is a 1x8 cut to fit the curve, but I can put some kind of bridge structure around it to make it look better. Any suggestions? I was figuring on concrete abutments, it is wood right now, but I have an idea on how to change that with some styrene sheets. Oh yeah, era doesn't matter, if it looks good I'll use it is my theory.

***: don't worry about your singing, the dogs don't sound much better[}:)].

Mitch: I want a chicken fried banana split, with steak and fried french onion dip on top! While you're at it, I'll take a kangaroo kabob too.

This class sure is boring sometimes, the girls behind me have pretty good conversations sometimes though, especially when they think no one is paying attention [X-)]

Better go,
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Posted by trolleyboy on Monday, January 24, 2005 2:22 PM
[:D]Afternoon gents seems like I have the place to myself again[V] I do where deoderant you know[:0][:p][:D][swg] I brought some old MR mags to have to read as the conversation is on the light side today[:(]. I just hope Zoe dosen't put them all in the ladies bathroom again[;)]she must be trying to learn more about "railroadin"so as she can apreciate all our sences of humour[swg] I've ordered another bowser brill trolley and have begun construction on the new warehouse district for the layout(mostly two sided DPM flats)I'm trying for the brick jungle look will let you know how it turns out.When I last peeked outside some more snoah was falling sposed to be light only 2-5cm's but it's gone and dropped the temp[xx(][xx(][xx(].On the upside no outside work because of temp+day off=more layout building time[:D][:D][:D]. Talk to you later. Rob
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, January 24, 2005 2:35 PM
afternoon everyone.

well I'm dissapointed in the steelers... they could have had played a better game... oh well.

well it's nearly 80 out today and we are expecting rain again starting tomorrow, and it may last for 3 or more days.

hope all of you northerners are staying bundled up and warm.



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Posted by egmurphy on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:00 PM
QUOTE: (CG)Jim:
You guys will have to tell me how you know which number a post is - I didn't see anything that seemed to have to do with the # of the post(s).


QUOTE: trainwreck:
How do y'all tell what number the post is anyway?


Since a couple of you asked, it ('number of replies') shows up on the forum index page, along with 'number of views' and 'last post'. So if you were one of us who were trying to score the big one, the idea was to have the index open in one browser window that you continually refreshed to get the latest count. Plus you’d see that a new post by anyone would then show as 4997 or 5002 and you could count forward or back from there to determine #5000. At least that's how I did it.

Actually, now that I'm actually explaining it in print, it occurs to me that Teffy had the 5000th "reply", but I had the post just before him. That post, while being "reply" #4999, was actually the 5000th post (the first post in any thread shows as 0, since the system is counting replies).

It's kind of one of those "Milennium" things, as to whether the big celebration should have been 31 Dec 1999 or 31 Dec 2000 as the start of the new "Milennium" since they didn't start counting the first year as year 0.

Regards

Ed
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Posted by trolleyboy on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:10 PM
Ed you lost me that millenium thing to high of math for me[:0][:0][:0] I'm still supprised that my PC didn't blow up like it was suposed to on dec 31 1999[B)]Rob
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Posted by krump on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:12 PM
Congrats Ed

cheers, krump

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Posted by egmurphy on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:20 PM
Good Afternoon Coffee Clubbers,

Well now that the excitement over Teffy grabbing the big 5000 has died down, we can get back to business as usual here, whatever that is. I’m even trying to catch up a bit on back posts. I’ll try and get in a few comments now before my, yawn, nap.

Overcast, cool, and a slight drizzle down here today. No shorts, no golf, no harvesting oranges, …….. poor Ed. (Okay, let’s hear that chorus, all together now……)

I’m glad that it seems that all of you guys made it through the storm with nothing more than a lot of snow to shovel.

The FCVN did get another shipment out last night, boxcar full of good coffee from Coatepec here in Veracruz, a reefer full of oranges, and another tank car with fresh squeezed orange juice. How much of that stuff actually makes it as far as Fergie/John/Luc depends on how much gets siphoned off by the coffee shop patrons (and Zoe) down south.



QUOTE: Jim:
Sorry to hear about Johnny Carson's death. He's the first late night host I recall. Don't think my parents let me stay up when Jack Paar had his show.
I’m actually old enough to remember Jack Paar. I also remember Steve Allen, who actually started the Tonight Show.


QUOTE: JP:
We've been heading this way for about 6 months now and we've been talking about it and have told each other that it will not be a 'nasty' one.
I think that’s about the best you can hope for. Good luck. Hopefully you’re getting your legal and marital advice somewhere other than here, but we’re always here to talk to. Model railroaders have to stick together, even if they do model in weird scales.


QUOTE: grayfox:
Ed...what do think of our guys ED ??? I can hear you all the way up North from the Orange Grove !!!

How ‘bout them Patriots!!

Uh, I’m a Boston RedSox fan, but in pro football I do penance by following the Giants.


QUOTE: trolleyboy:
I may have to send Ed a heated CASCO syrup tanker for the next batch so we have liquid instead of slush…
There’s an idea. We can get quite the traffic flow going between all of us.


Okay, that’s all for right now. Gotta run, but I will be back.

Regards

Ed
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Posted by Fergmiester on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:25 PM
Hi Guys finished shovelling for the day.



Bob: you missed a good time! So heres the Pics you asked about. You remember my place don't you?





Now I'll sit down anf have a chilled one!

Later Gents

Fergie

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Posted by grayfox1119 on Monday, January 24, 2005 3:35 PM
Hey Fergie, how much did you have to bribe Lisa to go out in the snow and cold to take the pics?

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Posted by Noah Hofrichter on Monday, January 24, 2005 4:39 PM
If that 44 tonner is still out there, I’d be willing to take it off your hands, I need to get one to represent the 44 tonner the WSOR had for a while. I would really, really appreciate it. In fact, I can always use stuff, I usually like to have stuff on hand for the ARK if I ever decide to paint an engine or something in that scheme. Just e-mail me.

Well, I have to get going, I’ve got a lot of homework tonight. I also would like (It’ll never happen) to work on the layout tonight.

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Posted by Fergmiester on Monday, January 24, 2005 4:58 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by grayfox1119

Hey Fergie, how much did you have to bribe Lisa to go out in the snow and cold to take the pics?




I didn't! I got my neighbor Bob to take the Pics

Remember Bob is Bob spelt backwards! Think about it.....

Speaking of which, Bob I figured out one of the shorts and got the AR1 working. I had more then power source going to the loop, Don't ask, I don't know where it came from!

Later Gents
Fergie

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, January 24, 2005 5:09 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by trainwreck100


While we're on the subject of bridges, I got a curved bridge on an elevation, and I was wondering what style I should make it? It is a 1x8 cut to fit the curve, but I can put some kind of bridge structure around it to make it look better. Any suggestions? I was figuring on concrete abutments, it is wood right now, but I have an idea on how to change that with some styrene sheets. Oh yeah, era doesn't matter, if it looks good I'll use it is my theory.

...<snip>...

This class sure is boring sometimes, the girls behind me have pretty good conversations sometimes though, especially when they think no one is paying attention [X-)]

Better go,
Greg


Greg, you could use plate girders (or deck) possibly. Any other suggestions for Greg?

And are you emailing from class, Greg? Now that's dedication [8D] (so long as you don't get detention for MRR stuff, that might not be too wonderful)!

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, January 24, 2005 5:13 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by egmurphy


Actually, now that I'm actually explaining it in print, it occurs to me that Teffy had the 5000th "reply", but I had the post just before him. That post, while being "reply" #4999, was actually the 5000th post (the first post in any thread shows as 0, since the system is counting replies).

It's kind of one of those "Milennium" things, as to whether the big celebration should have been 31 Dec 1999 or 31 Dec 2000 as the start of the new "Milennium" since they didn't start counting the first year as year 0.

Regards

Ed



Ed, is that like this old one (geek alert!):

There are 1 kinds of people -
those who can count in binary and
those who can't...

[;)]

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, January 24, 2005 5:29 PM
Evening, Coffee Clubbers!

Zoe, I'll have a mocha frappacino (with some of that snow that our Canadian Clubbers brought in with them)[:)]

Ed, by weird scales, I assume you mean Zimpossible???[}:)][;)] And thanks for the info on how to tell the number of a post.[:)]

Still about 40 F (4.5 C) now (around dinnertime), so it may not get as cold tonight. Hope our Frozen Troop up NS way doesn't get the sNoah threatened/promised on Wednesday.

Fergie, I see you have the escape hatch (aka windows on your second floor) on your home! So, did you use the road grader or the bulldozer to clear the driveway? (And Fergie spelled backwards is Eigref)[;)][:P]

Got a group to facilitate tonight (and stuff to prepare for it), so I'll take my frappacino to go, Zoe.

Blessings (and no sNoah) on your evening endeavors,

Jim in (non-sNoahy) Cape Girardeau
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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, January 24, 2005 5:34 PM
One more thing!

Teffy (or anyone) - do you have a copy of the Timesaver article from MRR? Our library only goes back a couple or three years on their MRR selection. I've seen some diagrams of the Timesaver, but haven't seen an explanation of how it's supposed to be worked.

Jim in Cape Girardeau (still non-sNoahy, mercifully)
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Posted by fec153 on Monday, January 24, 2005 6:44 PM
1 The 44 tonner is Bob Teffy's .

2 Fergi, are you really in N.S.? Passed a blue ford p/u with Ontario license plate-
FERGI K No, it can't be our Fergi. I did do a double take when I saw it.

Time to shower and get ready for bed. Good night all. Stay warm and well.
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, January 24, 2005 7:36 PM
Evening all.

Work was closed today by order no less. This is the first time in 7 years that the center closed, we even remained open during huricane Juan.

So I finished the funeral home. Got an account with Railimage.com all I have to do is work some more with the toy camera and see if I can get some pics. I tried to get the track plan uploaded but I needed to change the format and when attempting to do that I erased the file. So back to the drawing board.....

I'm off tommorrow, The CFO has an MD appointment in the am and I have a specialist one in the pm both require that I get across the bridge to Halifax.

Here is a groanner, really bad..... don't read it!!!!!

He walks in the train station/depot and ask for a return ticket, the teller asked "Where to?" he replied "back here"

Warned you.... [:-^][:-^][:-^]

Bob - Thanks for hints, I'll study this before getting on with the refinery. The kit has 3 buildings, I plan on this being the focus of the town. BTW nice work on that bridge.[tup][tup]

Fergie - I recognise the face, I think we might have met at a scouting thing, perhaps camp Harris a few years a go. Now the bill for the winning prize should be going to Elliot and don't forget to add one environmetally friendly snow removal machine. [;)][}:)][:D][:D][:D]

John - The next system is following the jet streams and should pass us well out to sea. Got your e-mail and loaded the pic on the GLOETOWN website. I've been trying to figure out how to get it on here.

Mitch - Once again great work. There does not seemed to be any end to your talents.

QUOTE: Originally posted by JimRCGMO

Originally posted by egmurphy

There are 1 kinds of people -
those who can count in binary and
those who can't...
[;)]


Jim - Makes sense to me...... [(-D][(-D]

Well I'm off for the night.

Happy MRRing

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, January 24, 2005 8:14 PM
Got it.....

There's my track plan



just need to play a little more to find the file again and to correct format.
Happy for now

Happy MRRing

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Posted by der5997 on Monday, January 24, 2005 8:41 PM
Zoe, I'll have what ever it was CapeJim was having. I'm not sure what it was, but it sounded good[yum]
Fergie:
QUOTE: Remember Bob is Bob spelt backwards! Think about it.....
Found out some more about "Bob's your uncle" According to the place mats in the Fairwinds Motel Restaurant inSheet Harbour (not the world's most reliable source) in 1886 or so Arthur Balfour was made First Secretary for Scotland by the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Robert, Lord Salisbury. Arthur just happened to be Lord Robert's nephew! Hence the saying about political preferment..."Bob's your uncle". That's from memory and the exact name of t he nephew may not be right, or the date. But it's close.[:D]

***: The snow clearing went great. We now preheat the carburator, and she firres up first go[^] We had about 45 cm, but the drifting was the thing. I don't have a drift cutter, and really could have used one on the one in front of the garage. Things went so well that there has been time today to do a little modelling, and this SB has a cutter!


That's in Normal so it's easy to see[(-D]
CapeJim:
QUOTE: John - The next system is following the jet streams and should pass us well out to sea.
...and clobber Newfoundland the TV said this evening. they've had a far worse time of it than we have.

Early start tomorrow as the specialist appointmnetis in fact on.
So, goodnight folks, and God Bless.

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Monday, January 24, 2005 8:49 PM
Eigref. Nice job on the ice sicles. Would you tell me how what you used to make them? Now don't tell me they are real.

Not much going on here. Did another ten hour day so I may have a few bucks for the GATS in Feb.

I'm going to hit the showers and than the bed.

G' Night all

Paul
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Posted by egmurphy on Monday, January 24, 2005 9:01 PM
Good Evening Coffee Clubbers,

As promised (for once) I’m back, and I intend to get caught up so that I can at least start tomorrow with a clean slate, (if not a clean conscience).


QUOTE: TurboOne:
… It is getting cooler and cooler out here. Last week in the beginning, 85-88. Tail end of week and this weekend, 75. This week is supposed to be in the 60s, with more rain…
Yeah, I know just how you feel. Sounds like the weather down here too. Wife made me turn off the overhead fan in our bedroom last night. Stiff upper lip, Tim. Soldier on. Take one for the whole Coffee Shop Team.


QUOTE: Brian:
…we are expecting rain again starting tomorrow, and it may last for 3 or more days…
You too, Brian. Muddle through. That's the good chap. The guys on the front lines up north will appreciate knowing you're suffering with them.


QUOTE: grayfox:
Pats don't need any SB'rs, remember the field down in Foxboro a couple of years ago?
Even I have to admit that it was a great game and a great field goal. Don’t think we’ll have a repeat of those field conditions in Jacksonville.


Nice snowfall, Fergie. Got yourself a few cm’s there, I’ll wager. Is your house the grey one?


QUOTE: (CG)Jim:
… by weird scales, I assume you mean Zimpossible???...
By “weird” I mean anything that’s not Normal!


QUOTE: Luc:
… The CFO has an MD appointment in the am and I have a specialist one in the pm both require that I get across the bridge to Halifax….
Drive carefully. Hope the wife’s condition improves.


John, are you serious??? An N scale snow blower? How did you come up with that? Neat work, btw.


Okay, think that about gets me up to date. I’m going to call it a night too.

Hasta mañana,

Ed
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Posted by philnrunt on Monday, January 24, 2005 10:40 PM
Goodnight everybody, and gawd bless!
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Posted by trolleyboy on Monday, January 24, 2005 10:43 PM
Good evening clubbers[:)] Ed why isn't your conscience clear have you been misbeahaving again[}:)][}:)][:p]do we have to give you a time out and take your corona away[?][swg] Luc hope you and your wife have good news at the MD's tomorrow were thinking about you. [:)]BTW nice track plan,looks like glo town has some real possibilities. Does anyone have or know of any books or drawings from the Brill company, if so please let me know here or via e-mail as I've run into a couple of design snags for my snowsweeper project[:(][:(]. thanks in advance. going to go check out what else is new out there chow for now. Rob[8D]
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Posted by grayfox1119 on Monday, January 24, 2005 11:08 PM
Last call for coffee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anybody ????????????? Boy, everyone has gone to bed!!
Zoe, I'll have another cup please, let me show you my scorecard......
Just got in from Monday night Candlepin bowling in the men's league ages 18 to 108. Had a good night, 88,98,106, we took 6 points and remain in 1st place.[^][:D]

John, nice snowblower!!!!!! and , I see you guys got 17.7" of snow!!! If my conversion is correct, 2.54 cm/inch.

Ed, your not too far across the Gulf to Jacksonville, maybe you can make it to the SB!!, Or, you might hop a freight!!

Fergie, doesn't that beard get all covered with ice on the cutter? Man, a lobster could get lost in that beard!!! But, it does keep one warm, and you'll never have to worry about a sunburn...

Luc, hope all goes well for your wife, we will pray for her buddy...

Yaaahn, ohh well, have to hit the sack, got to get up early tomorrow and make a HD run for final oder of plasterboard, boy will I be glad when that stuff is up. And guys, if you ever go to pick up 4x8 sheets of plasterboard on a windy day, never load the sheets against the wind, they make terrific parasails, I weight 185 and it nearly picked me up and sent me flying over HD!!

Good night Zoe, see you in the AM,



Dick If you do what you always did, you'll get what you always got!! Learn from the mistakes of others, trust me........you can't live long enough to make all the mistakes yourself, I tried !! Picture album at :http://www.railimages.com/gallery/dickjubinville Picture album at:http://community.webshots.com/user/dickj19 local weather www.weatherlink.com/user/grayfox1119

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