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Whiskey Merchant
Good morning. Starting off at 36degrees, the first night that we did not drop below freezing in a few days.
Ray - Really liked that video. I have seen a number of his videos, but not that one. The detail is just incredible.
Chad - Enjoyed your wife's reaction to the long trains we run here. There is a lot of rail fanning that can be done along I-80. We found out that the visitors to our club also seem to prefer to see extremely long trains running.
IBKen - You sure had Murphy swoop down and screw things up. I really hope that your wife can get relief using oral means instead of surgery. Prayers for your son and neighbor.
Patrick - You were lucky to find what you needed at Micheal's. We have one here locally but they really have very little of what I need at the stage I am on my layout. We were supposed to get a Hobby Lobby, but they have stopped construction on the store they started because they can't find any help. They need 60 people and only had one applicant.
Johnny - Another interesting photo. A lot of opportunity with all of that space. We don't have as much wildlife here as we used to because of all of the new homes that went up in reecent years. My neighbor had a problem with bears getting into his trash. He thought he protected it enough, but that wasn't the case. Spent an afternoon over there building a bear proof enclosure for the trash. Fish and Wildlife did manage to trap the bear and moved him south towards Yellowstone Park. We do have a few rabbits living under out juniper bushes. Thought it was just one, but this spring we noticed another smaller rabbit in the yard and apparently they must have made a little bunny as now we have three. When the ground is covered with snow, I do put rabbit food out for them.
Willie - Like that long shot of the town. These towns sure will add a lot of interest to the layout. So far as those air reservoirs I have run across a few laying around. I don't care very much about under frame details as I usually keep my trains right side up.
I hope Terry or someone else can help me figure out how to MU my locomotives together.
When it comes to photos, I have found numerous times that there could be a more interesting photo inside a photo. Here is an example.
Then zoom in a bit.
Later
Ray - Really liked that video. I have seen a number of his videos, but not that one. The detail is just incredible.
Chad - Enjoyed your wife's reaction to the long trains we run here. There is a lot of rail fanning that can be done along I-80. We found out that the visitors to our club also seem to prefer to see extremely long trains running.
IBKen - You sure had Murphy swoop down and screw things up. I really hope that your wife can get relief using oral means instead of surgery. Prayers for your son and neighbor.
Patrick - You were lucky to find what you needed at Micheal's. We have one here locally but they really have very little of what I need at the stage I am on my layout. We were supposed to get a Hobby Lobby, but they have stopped construction on the store they started because they can't find any help. They need 60 people and only had one applicant.
Johnny - Another interesting photo. A lot of opportunity with all of that space. We don't have as much wildlife here as we used to because of all of the new homes that went up in reecent years. My neighbor had a problem with bears getting into his trash. He thought he protected it enough, but that wasn't the case. Spent an afternoon over there building a bear proof enclosure for the trash. Fish and Wildlife did manage to trap the bear and moved him south towards Yellowstone Park. We do have a few rabbits living under out juniper bushes. Thought it was just one, but this spring we noticed another smaller rabbit in the yard and apparently they must have made a little bunny as now we have three. When the ground is covered with snow, I do put rabbit food out for them.
Willie - Like that long shot of the town. These towns sure will add a lot of interest to the layout. So far as those air reservoirs I have run across a few laying around. I don't care very much about under frame details as I usually keep my trains right side up.
I hope Terry or someone else can help me figure out how to MU my locomotives together.
When it comes to photos, I have found numerous times that there could be a more interesting photo inside a photo. Here is an example.
Then zoom in a bit. Later
