Good Morning All. Clear and 48° in this part of the world. Rained pretty much all day long yesterday, leaving 1.5" in the rain gauge. I did get my spinach plants planted just as it was starting, but not the peppers.
How about a stack of blueberry pancakes and a few sausage links to start the day, Francine. Tell Mel not to char the sausage today!
Thanks again for the likes and kind comments regarding the feed store photos yesterday;
Justin, Patrick, Garry, Karl, Hughie, Rick, Phil, Tom O, Tom, Gary, Jaz, Sherrel.
The rain yesterday gave me some extra time in the train shed. I finished up Tommy's Tree House, but I think that I want to add some more minor details. Other detailing will be done once I plant it on the layout.
The pictures highlight just some minor paint upgrades that I need to do, some of which might be visible to the eye.
Jaz - The scale is a white metal casting that Bar Mills adds to many of their kits, many times it isn't even relevant to the actual kit. In this case it is. I have several others scattered about.
Justin - You know your state history well. I understand that West Virginia Day (no National) on June 20th is a state holiday.
Patrick -
We're on a major N\S run for the BNSF from Kansas City to Dallas and south.
Technically that line going south through Oklahoma City, goes to Ft Worth and then south from there. Santa Fe sold the cutoff to Dallas to KCS back in the early 90's, thus the reason that the interchange wye that I railfan at is there. BNSF has a former Frisco line going north from Dallas that turns east in Sherman TX and goes to Texarkana. That line is besides the building that I worked in for 43 years and I got to do a lot of train watching from there as well.
Greg - While it won't save you any in taxes, you can roll RMD's over into Roth IRA's and earn tax free income.
Lester - Post away!
Everyone have a great day. By the way, where's all of out fishermen,
Guy, James?