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Posted by galaxy on Monday, August 15, 2011 11:00 AM

tcwright973

Galaxy -  We could take the trip a little longer and traips by on the soon-to-be interstate to by-pass it, but dunno....

Can you explain further on this "by-pass" of Watkins Glen. I'm not familar with it.

Thanks, Tom

Hi, sorry for not getting back to you sooner about this. I see you are in Pittsburg by your avatar.. I am in the Binghamton NY area, so going to Penn Yan NY is going W and N for us. The easiest ways are through Ithaca and/or Owego, Candor and the like, and basically from here, the "shortest distance" means "all roads lead to Watkins Glen". With racing fans filling in for the weekend we thought it might be rather jammed. {Turns out the race on Sunday got rained out anyway and ticket holders will be allowed to attend today, Monday. Only those who bought  ticket insurance will get refunds.}

When i said "WE have to go through Watkins GLen, which some of you may know, will be filled with Racing fans this weekend day. We could take the trip a little longer and traips by on the soon-to-be interstate to by-pass it, but dunno...." By the soon-to-be interstate, I mean either I86 or State Route 17, depending on where on that road from NYC to NY's SW boarder along the Southern Tier of NY.It WAS a state route but built MOSTLY to interstate standards, rather than building an interstate. Now they are completing it into a full interstate and some areas call it I86 now, and others. like the Binghamton area waiting for it's upgrades to new interstate standards still call it 17. I think from Elmira/Corning W to the boarder is now ALL 186. E towards NYC is still being worked on in areas to eliminate at-grade crossings and other things that keep it from being a total interstate now. Binghamton has the meeting place of I81, I88, and 17 all intersecting around a very tight curve and THAT is what they will begin to "fix" this next year to make our area "I86" too. I say "fix" because it looks to us like they will make it worse or at least as complicated to navigate as now anyways.

To by-pass Watkins GLen for us would mean taking Rt17/I86 W to exit 40 at Savona, NY and taking route 226 up to route 14A {which would bring us out ABOVE Watkins Glen} and N on 14A to Penn Yan.

BTW SHOULD you get this way, Be sure to stop at 101 S main Street in Horseheads {near Elmira} and see the fine shop at Lantz's Hobby shop AKA wholesaletrains.com!

-G .

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Posted by twhite on Monday, August 15, 2011 10:05 AM

Morning all from SunnyCal:  High '80's the past few days, supposed to stay that way next week.  Good weather for going out in the garage and puttering--which I've been doing the past few days with the Deer  Creek yard and engine terminal. 

Curt::  NCIS is an absolute MUST for me--problem is that one of the satellite channels goes on these NCIS 'marathons' every once in a while, and I'm just stuck in front of the TV whether or not I've seen the episode before.  I have the Hots for Ziva and Abby, and DiNozzo is such a Hoot that I can't stop watching, LOL!   NCIS Los Angeles is a little hit and miss for me, but I have to admit that I get a HUGE Bang out of Linda Hunt as the Director.  That's one small package of Dynamite, that lady!   Between those two, the CSI's  and CRIMINAL MINDS,  it pretty much sums up my TV watching.   Well, unless there's a good Classic movie on TCM, that is.  Stick out tongue

Well, school starts the week after next, so I'm boning up on the old piano skills--kind of let them go this summer in lieu of the Great Model Railroad Resuscitation--and getting myself into Teaching Mode.  Looking forward to it again this year--maybe I'll retire sometime, but as long as my health stays stable, I don't see any reason to just yet.  Besides, every day is a New Adventure over at Jesuit--I NEVER know what's coming up next! 

And speaking of school--my ex-student Chad and I had our Marathon Bejeweled "Diamond Mine" on-line contest Saturday night.  We played until about 2:00 in the morning and the little Devil just wiped up the floor with me (GASP!).   He's been practicing.  Either that or he has a faster Mouse, I don't know which, but it was to say the least, a little embarrassing for me, the erstwhile King of the Game.  Embarrassed

Well, I got the railyard FINALLY adjusted.  Didn't have to do any un-soldering at all, just some fiddling around with straightening and adjusting the track configurations.  I'm glad I didn't have it glued down, yet.  I did have to replace the yard lead, it turned out to be 1" too short after I did the adjustments.  Thank God for not tossing old flex-track away.  One wonderful thing about this hobby is that it turns you into a pack-rat about stuff.  But now I've got to haunt either Bruces or Railroad Hobbies for a 2-stall enginehouse. 

Sue:  Glad to see you back--I've missed those incredible photos of yours. 

Time to head to the garage--I have some rail-painting to do.  The last thing the Yuba River Sub needs is a bright, shiny railyard, LOL! 

Best to all, prayers to those in need.

Tom Big Smile

 

 

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, August 15, 2011 9:47 AM

Johnboy - no offense meant! My full respect to those who do their duty and service in security. My comment was on the guy giving the training ... Whistling He is just a formidable fool!

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Posted by last mountain & eastern hogger on Monday, August 15, 2011 9:19 AM

Whistling

Hey, Ulrich,

Stop insulting us that DO THAT JOB.........................

I hope you don't feel it is below you, I never looked at it that way.

It is a necessary Job and I have quite enjoyed it as a second career.

Johnboy out.......................................Grumpy

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Posted by Curt Webb on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:41 AM

Morning All,

At w**k today and it is already hot, hot, hot, and let's not forget the wonderful humidity. I don't think there is any chance of rain today. 

Lee- Sounds like you made quite the haulYes

Todd- I like all the original NCIS shows, but the LA version is kind of hit and miss for me.

Everyone take care.

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:37 AM

Good Afternoon,

before we start a ruckus about who´s paying, I´ll volunteer to pick up the tab, if not today, then tomorrow.

Day 1 of the STALAG is just finished - I am now learning how to be a security man (officer). Main part is legal things, which should be fairly easy as I had to take law at university. The whole thing will be a little entertaining for me, just like a visit to the zoo.

Sue, good to see you´re back! I am also glad to see Bill on a regular basis again.

Ken - that moderator jobs kept me quite busy the last few days. I spent so much time in the forums that I forgot to visit the best place of all. I am still not sure whether I will be able to keep that job up, depends on how much time the STALAG will take away from me.

My modeling activities are down to zero at the moment, but not for long. I am just waiting for a kit of a Japanese station building to arrive before I can continue. I need this to determine the width of that particular station module.. I might also redo the one I already have, combining the three modules into a longer one. Saves some unsightly gaps in the platforms.

Ray - are you now being dispatched to the Ivory Coast by the State Department to establish the art of model railroading there? I am not quite sure whether they have real trains down there, need to check this one.

Hope all of you are having a good time!

CUL

 

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Posted by TMarsh on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:26 AM

Good Morning!! Deep fried Coffee on a stick please. What? Oh, sorry. Saw deep fried Kool-aid at the fair yesterday and well, you know. No I didn’t try it so I have no idea about what deep fried Kool-aid is. Just a regular mug of dark roast thank you.

Nice weather for the fair yesterday. Great actually. Not hot , not cold, about 80 I think it was. Still a bit chilly if in the shade too long.

Ken- I refuse to watch an episode of NCIS LA. I thought I had been broke of show addiction when I was able to walk away from a Law and Order episode despite the fact I may have seen it 50 times. (hey, never know if they change the outcome you know).Now along come NCIS. I know it took almost 9 years for me to get hooked and almost 8 to even start watching it, but…around here the TV’s pretty much just on for the dogs benefit and Brenda. I don’t generally watch anything. Now I’m hooked on this one and if you show me one more way to watch the show I will come down there and throw a handful of poison Ivy seed in your back yard you finally got cleaned upGrumpy. But, I’d bring some beer and after I infest your yard, we’d pop a few and play with trains til my curfewLaugh.

Funny Lee should bring up Ahearn / Bev-Bel. When I was running my trains the other day, I ran over a newly (comparatively) lain wooden crossing. The trip pin on THAT particular model did just what it claims to do. Tripped on it. Popped the coupler right off thanks to the Athearn snap on bottom thing. Others juuuust barely cleared so I think I have some work to do yet. IronicallyHmm, it was a Pabst Blue Ribbon beer car that tripped. Imagine that.

Best get a movin before I decide to watch another NCIS episode onlineStick out tongue. Only have three more to go. I don't w**k tonight so I'll have time should I choose later. UNLESS I do what I should and that is...Bookwork for the Church, have to go to Springfield to the County Courthouse to pay the last half of Mom's taxesDead, then I should go do some more painting out there at her house..... then I can come home and tend to my own wants. like playing with my..........train.......(wait for it, waaait for it....) SET!   HAH!!

Ya’ll have a Great Day!!!

Todd  

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I'm a small town boy. A product of two people from even smaller towns. I don’t talk on topic….. I just talk. Laugh

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:16 AM

I already paid for mine....

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Posted by gear-jammer on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:12 AM

Good morning, Chloe.  I will have coffee, please.  I see everyone is still fighting over who pays.  I will take my turn when it comes.

How are the layouts coming?  This summer, we haven't slowed down like we usually do.  We are behind in wood cutting though.

Off to work.

Sue

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Posted by cudaken on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:07 AM

 Morning Folks

 Flo, just a cup of coffee, figures get here after Bill says he's broke. Whistling Well I know that feeling.

 Where Todd? Big Smile Bet he watching CBS.Com Whistling

 Lee Good haul, I have some kits done by the same company. If you got any SOO Grain Hoppers and not in love with them, I would make a offer. If it was still easy to get Blue Box kits, I would still be buying them. Like I need any more rolling stock. Like many here I have some that have not seen the rails for over a year.

 Jeffery Sounds do able, I will send you a PM later today.

 Sure miss seeing Ulrich every day. Guess he has started training by now.

 Well, going to run the trains a little, then off to work.

            Ken

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Posted by galaxy on Monday, August 15, 2011 8:03 AM

wetidlerjr

Sorry but I have no money to pay for any breakfasts but my own. I guess some people here will be explaining to the local constabulary why they failed to pay for goods and services rendered. 

Laugh

Cheapskate...get him guys!!!

Sorry Bill, BUT It has been a long well established RULE of the Diner Dinner that whosoever gets the top of the page posting HAS to buy for those on the whole page. Relief comes when a page is full and a new page is started adn THAT person has to pay for the page. If you are lucky, your page will go by quickly.Whistling

Otherwise, our BOUNCERS of the DIner will HOLD you in the walk-in till the bill is paid by the top poster!!{in this case, YOU}!!! Embarrassed

So whip out a Credit Card to pay for all the food on the page, be it a Drinks, a Beer, a Cake, a Snail {escargo}, a Pizza, or a Full breakfast, lunch or dinner Dinner and be a good sport about it.!!!Yeah

 

{like no calories in the diner food, there is no real bill to pay, but still, Bill, be a good sport and pay the bill like others do!}

-G .

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Monday, August 15, 2011 7:34 AM

Sorry but I have no money to pay for any breakfasts but my own. I guess some people here will be explaining to the local constabulary why they failed to pay for goods and services rendered. 

Laugh

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Monday, August 15, 2011 7:19 AM

Good morning. It's 74° and partly cloudy. The high will be 97° (feel like 109°)and it will remain partly cloudy.

Yesterday I put Kadee couplers on three cars. A Pennsylvania 40' boxcar #71473 (Varney), a 40' C&O gondola #36000 (Mantua) and a 40' Diamond Chemical tank car #Gatx 74425 (Mantua). I also worked on a 50' RailBox boxcar #10941 (Athearn) and a six axle 55' flatcar #USAX 38065 (AHM/Roco). One of the structure kits I have is a Walthers Cornerstone kit. The Sunrise feed mill. I don't know if I'm going to build it or not.

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Posted by LSWrr on Monday, August 15, 2011 6:13 AM

Good Morning All,

Had a good road trip yesterday, drove down to Columbus and picked up 43 Athearn Blue Box / BEV-BEL kits for $6 each.  I think I looked at 3,000 pieces of rolling stock in 2.5 hours, skipping over anything over 50’.  All of this at one garage sale…

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Monday, August 15, 2011 5:48 AM

I'll have the same as Galaxy as well...and an extra helping of Pancakes with real maple syrup as well please...

Good Morning...

It is kinda dull outside as we are supposed to have a 40% chance of more rain and those ol' t'underin'boomers showing up///

Have a doctor's appointment later on today..may get a chance to see the LHS near there as well..depending on how long it takes to get out of the doctors...

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Posted by L&NTim11060 on Monday, August 15, 2011 5:15 AM

Morning all.. Flo I,ll have the same as Galaxy but add a side of grits Stick out tongue

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Posted by galaxy on Monday, August 15, 2011 1:38 AM

This is your 2:37 AM Music GOOD MORNING WAKE UP CALLMusic !!!

 

HA HA! FOr being the "early bird" Bill has to buy for the rest of the page all day till next page! Oh, and since it seems SUE is back, keep the language CLEAN boys, and y'all know how to tip your hat to a lady, don'tcha remember?!!!

I will have a full breakfast on Bill with: Eggs scrambled, homefries {crispy}, Bacon AND sausage lInks, Pancakes, French toast, Cranberry juice AND Coffee in a B&O mug please, extra butter and extra REAL NY Maple Syrup!!!

 

-G .

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Good morning...
Posted by wetidlerjr on Sunday, August 14, 2011 11:08 PM

 

Good Morning ! from Tipton IN.

Geeked

 

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Sunday, August 14, 2011 10:32 PM

Evening Gang: It's good to see Sue back. Sue I've been absent for a time also so I may have missed seeing your posts. In the case of the turntable take a hint from the real railroads and use the nearest "Y". Oh, I see that you did.

Today was getting back to the high temps with high humidity thrown in for extra effect. I did some work in the shop this morning and it wasn't too bad. Thie afternoon was a different matter and I quit after about one hour. I'm going to have to replace a flouresent light fixture that quit. It's only 40 years old and I got it used from a Captain at Ft Wolters who was in the post engineers office. They had taken several out of a building and replaced them. Not bad for a piece of junk.

It's late again so I'll say Good Night.

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Posted by gear-jammer on Sunday, August 14, 2011 10:08 PM

Has Bill been missing, too?  I have been working on the layout every weekend.

Garry,  Larry said, "Hi", back. 

Chloe,  I will have a decaf and head to bed.

Sue

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Posted by howmus on Sunday, August 14, 2011 9:48 PM

Evenin' folks!

Janie, just a decaf for me...

Company left mid morning, and I have been dragging all day....  Managed to assemble the final piece of furniture this afternoon and tonight, did a couple loads of wash, and fell asleep sitting in the chair by the computer. Hope my sister made it home without problems....  She had to drive through some strong storms moiving through NY today.  Rochester got a couple of inches of rain all at once today and rte 490 (one of the major roads through the city) got closed in a couple of places due to flash flooding.  Canandaigua supposedly got nailed this afternoon as well.  Here in Geneva we only got .4" in the last day.  Nice steady light rain most of the day.  Much better than getting 2 or 3 inches in less than an hour.  Going to have to mow lawn in a few days........

I see Sue got things w*rking so she could post here.  Hi Sue!  (For a while there I thought she was related to Bill... Whistling

I am going down to the local Social Security office tomorrow to get some things changed for my upcoming 65th. birthday in a few months.....  THAT ought to be fun.

Think I'll check my blood sugar and head out to bed.....

Later!

73

Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO

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Posted by Curt Webb on Sunday, August 14, 2011 9:08 PM

Evening All,

At home getting ready for w**k tomorrow. Had a meatball sub when I got home and it was pretty good. I think I am going to go to bed. I didn't sleep very well last night, MOH was snoring up a storm. Oh, there is a chance that I am going to visit the N&W RR museum in Roanoke next month. I looked online and it looked like a pretty good museum. Has anyone been there?

Chris- I really liked the track photo you posted.

Ken- I hope business picks up for you.

Everyone have a good night.

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Posted by cudaken on Sunday, August 14, 2011 9:02 PM

 OK Todd, I am sorry.

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/ncis_los_angeles/video/?pid=j_mgqDfercWEl1paK_liPe1KPjacGkHM&vs=Full%20Episodes&play=true

 While it is NCIS Las Angles it one of the better ones I have watched!

 

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Posted by BamaCSX83 on Sunday, August 14, 2011 8:59 PM

Good evening all, checking in from my FIL's computer at his house since we're still OTL on our laptop.  Had a "good" day today at w**k, did about 2k in sales, which is about average for a Sunday, also was able to get a lot of other stuff accomplished, so the GM will be happy.

I guess I'll be doing the SD40-2 on my "weekend" coming up (tomorrow and Tuesday) since I know I'm not going to get to do a single thing with it this weekend.  Oh well, that's the way it goes. 

Zoe, I'll have a RBF and a bacon bbq cheeseburger please with a side of fries.  I'm going to sit by the window booth and see what happens for a little bit.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, August 14, 2011 8:50 PM

I just tested an 80's era Bachmann F7A. I'm amazed the thing even runs. Plastic frame, pancake motor, traction tires, pizza cutters. Yeah, one of those. The motor runs steady but sounds like a pepper mill. That's more than I expected. It screams 'Toy Train' and should be outlawed. I'm glad Bachmann quit making them. I'm not planning on doing anything with it. I was just curious.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, August 14, 2011 8:21 PM

Ken: I got your message. I sent you an answer.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, August 14, 2011 7:04 PM

Ken: Check your PM's.

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Posted by cudaken on Sunday, August 14, 2011 6:52 PM

 Evening Folks

 Flo, I take a Pizza and a Beer Please. Jeffery roll that thing over here!

 Sort of Work Front Well, I sort of had a good day. Did sell a $25.00 spiff bed, so it is better than a stick in the eye! If I could just get the weekends back!

 Todd Well I think I am glad I helped you on the NCIS addiction. Lot of good shows on CBS.COM.

 Jeffery Have anything else you might to trade for? Kind of like your big 2-10-4 steamer. OK, I like it a lot. Smile, Wink & Grin If you will trade for it let me know or any other steamers. Kind of like the Delaware & Hudson as well.

 Well, I am BBQ and time to go tend the grill.

   Later.

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Sunday, August 14, 2011 6:36 PM

NP ?

Here you are. 

 

Sue ... say "Hi" to Larry! 

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Posted by gear-jammer on Sunday, August 14, 2011 5:22 PM

Garry,  Thanks for the help.

Yes, when Larry & I stopped by photo fun last night,  I pointed out that you usually  had NP  lurking somewhere on the layout.  I will try to check in more often.

We have hosted a couple of operating sessions to see how our new staging worked without the 130' TT that has been on back order for over a year.  I guess the wye will have to work.

Later,

Sue

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