Running Bear's January 2019 Coffee Shop
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Louis - That's a nice looking streamline Hudson -- I like that one!
I'll counter with this one!
I'll counter with this one!
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NP2626
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It's to cold to be in the basement today!
Beady
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Just so it's a dry one.
The Apex of Steam on the SLSF!
I had to open the window on that one!
Good thing it was a dry one.
I had to open the window on that one!
Good thing it was a dry one.
Boris
Beach Bum
Absolutely, The simple truth.
To some extent that's true.
Here in Jersey that's really not noticeable, In fact this one, so far, has been more typical. Your experience may vary.
Very true, the last around here was 1994 - 1995, prior to that 1976 - 1977.
It wouldn't surprise me, but we all know that statistics can be manipulated either way. So forgive my skepticism. Anomalies such as our recent rains, and the Polar vortex for example, tend to skew the averages. Certain conditions such as the shrinking Polar Ice cap, are hard to deny.
Boris
Boris
Beach Bum
Garry: That's because it was on a NRHS Fan Trip, marking the passing of the P5 and P5a classes, which were being replaced by E44s.
Boris
GarryCBQ
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Sherrel, Karl, Beady ..... LOL
I'm trying to stay out of this topic, but I'm glad you are skeptical about statistics which can be manipulated. ... All of the governments with climate change forecasts are using the same computer models, and they all have been proven to be wrong. ..... Enough said.
I'm trying to stay out of this topic, but I'm glad you are skeptical about statistics which can be manipulated. ... All of the governments with climate change forecasts are using the same computer models, and they all have been proven to be wrong. ..... Enough said.
Beady
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Beady
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No, not enough said. I'd like to see a credible citation.
Just Like a politican's promises!
Boris
Beach Bum
What ever happened to Neither Rain nor Sleet nor Cold...?
This was in this mornings news briefing: You can not make this stuff up!
Beady
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31? I'm still wearing a light jacket at 31.What ever happened to Neither Rain nor Sleet nor Cold...?
This was in this mornings news briefing: You can not make this stuff up!
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Boris
Beach Bum
That could explain the increase in shark activity along the Jersey Coast, in recent years. Anything more recent?
Boris
Boris
Beach Bum
I think they meant the -4 part. Around here some still wear shorts, sandals and Tshirt at 31
Boris
Bruette
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B&O RDC car at Camden Station, Baltimore, MD, May, 1970. The Bromo Tower in the background.
Dave Henderson - BALTIMORE OLD PHOTOS
Greg@mnrr
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Good Morning Everyone...in case you haven heard it's COLD! So cold that vodka is freezing in the bottles if are left out in the garage!
We have a lot of liquor bottles in one of the out buildings at the cabin...guess we'll have a bit of a clean up in spring if the bottles break. It's always colder up at the cabin. One year we when to the cabin up in winter and the temperature inside the cabin was 2 degrees. It took eight hours to warm the cabin up to 68 degrees. In the 30's by the weekend.
The Mrs. is going out to feed her birds.
Down to the layout shortly.
Today's the day to brake-in the 70 tonner since I didn't yesterday as planned. Yesterday, I did run three trains on the main line which is fun, but the layout isn't large like Willie's or Chet's. I may add a loop to the new freight yard, but maybe as a drop down section at an end.
Willie: You're structure with the add on reminds me of the old grain mills we had we I was young. The smell of the interior of the mills was very distinctive of the corn, wheat and other products stored in the building. Birds inside were numerous and loved the fallen products. Cats were common being keeping the mice and rat populations under control. I loved the wooden beams and floors in the mills.
There's an abandoned mill in a town called Eureka that I would like to scratch build.
Louis: I like the photograph of old number 13.
As Mark and Chet may confirm die hard snow mobilers will do runs at -30 degrees and think nothing about doing it. They are dressed for the winter weather and in northern Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin people live and make the best of extreme low temperatures. Anyone ever watch "Life Below Zero" on cable television of the folks who live in Alaska and endure the extreme low temperatures. We were invited to a party in a town called Winter, Wisconsin and the temperature was -35 below zero.
Keep warm........
Greg
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We have a lot of liquor bottles in one of the out buildings at the cabin...guess we'll have a bit of a clean up in spring if the bottles break. It's always colder up at the cabin. One year we when to the cabin up in winter and the temperature inside the cabin was 2 degrees. It took eight hours to warm the cabin up to 68 degrees. In the 30's by the weekend.
The Mrs. is going out to feed her birds.
Down to the layout shortly.
Today's the day to brake-in the 70 tonner since I didn't yesterday as planned. Yesterday, I did run three trains on the main line which is fun, but the layout isn't large like Willie's or Chet's. I may add a loop to the new freight yard, but maybe as a drop down section at an end.
Willie: You're structure with the add on reminds me of the old grain mills we had we I was young. The smell of the interior of the mills was very distinctive of the corn, wheat and other products stored in the building. Birds inside were numerous and loved the fallen products. Cats were common being keeping the mice and rat populations under control. I loved the wooden beams and floors in the mills.
There's an abandoned mill in a town called Eureka that I would like to scratch build.
Louis: I like the photograph of old number 13.
As Mark and Chet may confirm die hard snow mobilers will do runs at -30 degrees and think nothing about doing it. They are dressed for the winter weather and in northern Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin people live and make the best of extreme low temperatures. Anyone ever watch "Life Below Zero" on cable television of the folks who live in Alaska and endure the extreme low temperatures. We were invited to a party in a town called Winter, Wisconsin and the temperature was -35 below zero.
Keep warm........
Greg
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Beady
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